Revamp PDF Documents on Ubuntu For Free

Is there a totally free PDF editor? No, there is no totally free PDF editor. You get many options to edit and annotate the texts in PDFs in the free version, but you still get limited to many features. Moreover, there also comes a watermark on your documents if you edit them using a free version.

Evince is the default document viewer for PDF (Portable Document Format) and PostScript files but can also display other formats, such as images. It is designed to make reading documents a simple and hassle-free experience, and has intuitive previewing, indexing and searching capabilities.

Alternatively, you can make use of Google Drive to edit a PDF document. Simply upload the document onto your Google Drive and then select the file and right-click and select Open with > Google Docs. The file will be opened as an editable Google Docs text document.

If you are working from a Linux computer system and you need to annotate a PDF file, you can use Evince. Evince is the default document viewer for PDF if you are working from a Linux computer system, designed to help you read and view documents.

Fortunately, Linux offers various tools to help you edit PDF files, and one such tool is PDFedit. PDFedit is an open-source PDF editing application specifically designed for Linux systems. It provides a range of features to manipulate PDF files, allowing you to modify text, add images, annotate, and more.

To edit PDF in Ubuntu, you need to have LibreOffice. Every Ubuntu system has LibreOffice but just in case you don't, download and the software to your system.

Simply upload the document onto your Google Drive and then select the file and right-click and select Open with > Google Docs. The file will be opened as an editable Google Docs text document. Then just make your edits and when you're finished click File > Download > PDF Document to revert it back to a PDF file.