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Whether you install CalmPDF or use it online, your document opens on your own computer and every edit happens right there. Nothing is sent anywhere, so nothing can leak, be stored, or be read by anyone else. There is no server behind the app that could receive your files, even by mistake. When you close it, the document exists only where it always did: on your machine.
The everyday meaning of "edit a PDF". Pick the Edit tool and every printed line gets a quiet outline. Click one and it opens right where it is, prefilled, in a matching color. Two honest notes: the replacement uses CalmPDF's own fonts, which are close to the original rather than identical, and the old text is covered, not erased, so this is not a redaction tool.
Never. Edits are saved as a new download (yourfile-edited.pdf)
and the file you opened stays as it was.
Install it from the download page, then right-click any PDF, choose Open with, pick CalmPDF and tick Always. The installed app also works with no internet connection.
Pick the Edit tool and CalmPDF reads the page by itself, Hebrew and English alike, then double-checks every number with a second pass. Saving bakes a searchable text layer into the file. More on editing scanned PDFs →
Yes, as long as you keep the page structure. After merging or reordering pages the fields' values are kept but become part of the page.
They open. Type the password once and CalmPDF unlocks the file on your own computer, whether it uses the older RC4 scheme or modern AES. A file locked only against editing opens with no prompt at all. Saving writes a normal unlocked copy. Adding a password to a file yourself is coming next.
Yes. Click the app's name in the editor and make it yours: name it "Gordi" and it becomes GordiPDF by Hoteliers, with your own logo and theme color.
Current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on desktop. Tablets work too; fine mouse work is nicer with a mouse or pen.