The first PDF editor that doesn’t feel like psychological warfare

PDFs are fine until you have to touch them. Want to move an image? Too bad. Need to fix one line of text? Not without a monthly subscription and your sanity. But this lifetime PDF editor is about to change everything you thought you knew about editing these cursed files.

UPDF is essentially what you wish all other PDF tools were—low-cost, no fees, and simple to use. With a one-time $59.99 payment, you can use the tool on four Windows, Mac, iOS, or Android devices for life (reg. $149.99).

From hating to loving PDFs

The battle between you and your PDFs is officially over. Check out what UPDF offers:

• OCR PDF tool: Convert scanned PDFs or images into searchable or editable docs (or vice versa).
• Edit: Add, modify, or delete text, links, images, and shapes in your PDFs. You can also extract certain images, adjust the background, and insert headers and additional links and annotations!
• Convert: Change PDFs to and from other file types like Word, TXT, JPG, etc., and enjoy batch-converting that won’t ruin formatting or your PDF’s quality.
• Annotate: Add text annotations, underlines, strikethroughs, and additional comments to PDFs for better collaboration.

You can even add signatures to your PDFs and encrypt sensitive docs with UPDF’s three different encryption levels: 128-bit RC4, 128-bit AES, and 256-bit AES. Plus, you’ll score 2GB of cloud storage for seamless PDF storage.

Grab a UPDF lifetime subscription for just $59.99 and save your sanity (reg. $149.99).

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