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PDF Feel
Edit PDF text while preserving font, size and style
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Edit PDF text while preserving font, size and style
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PDF Feel is a browser-based PDF toolkit to edit, merge, split, compress, convert, sign and translate PDFs. Most processing happens on your device; translation sends extracted text to external services, and optional cloud saving uploads files. Process 3 documents free without an account, then 5/month with a free account. Start a 7-day Premium trial manually, with no card or automatic payment. Premium: €2.99/month or €24.99/year.
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Ivano here, solo maker behind PDF Feel.
PDF Feel is a PDF toolkit that runs in the browser. Most of the work (editing existing text, merging, splitting, compressing, converting, signing, straightening) happens on your own device, so the file itself is not uploaded. Two exceptions, and I want to be upfront about them: translation sends the extracted text, not the PDF, to an external translation service, and if you choose cloud saving, the document is uploaded to your personal cloud space.
What you get for free: 3 documents without an account, then 5 operations a month with a free account, files up to 15 MB. All 29 tools are available at every level. The difference between free and Premium is only how much you do, file size and cloud storage.
Premium is unlimited operations, files up to 100 MB and 5 GB of cloud storage, at €2.99 a month or €24.99 a year. You start the 7-day Premium trial yourself from your account: no card, no automatic payment, and it does not turn into a subscription on its own.
The part I am most proud of is editing text that already exists in a PDF while keeping the original font, size and style, and translating a document so the layout stays where it was. PDF editing and translation can be tricky, especially with complex layouts, so I won't promise perfect results for every document. I'd love your honest feedback: which tool did you try, and what should I improve first?
Thanks for checking out PDF Feel!