PDF Annotation

Using the correct PDF Export path from Google Docs preserves all annotations.

PDF permissions control what recipients can do with a document: whether they can edit the content, copy text, print pages, or add annotations.

Comments in a Word document capture the discussion, feedback, and decisions that shaped the final text.

Signing a PDF with a stylus on a tablet captures the natural variation in line width that makes a handwritten signature look authentic.

You want to share a document for on-screen review only. Recipients should be able to read the document, search the text, and add annotations, but...

A document moves through four approval stages: Draft, Reviewed, Approved, and Final.

You add comments to a PDF and send it to a colleague for review. They open the file and see that every comment is attributed to User, or to a name...

A PDF contract has been through three rounds of review. Comments from legal, redlines from the client, sticky notes from the project manager, and...

A PDF stamp is a visual mark placed on a document page — "APPROVED", "CONFIDENTIAL", "DRAFT", "RECEIVED", or...

Highlighting text in a PDF is one of the most basic annotation tasks — and one of the most widely supported.

PDF Annotation tools are more versatile than most people use them for. Most people highlight a line and add an occasional comment.