A PDF editor for Mac

PDFs, handled.

Open it. Change what's wrong. Sign where it says. Send it back before the thread moves on.

macOS 13 or later

Open it. Sign it. Gone.

Try it

Sign it. Right here.

Draw on the left with your mouse, finger or trackpad. Watch it land on the line. Pdfer keeps the ones you like, so next time it's one click.

Your signatureWaiting for you
Draw
On the page
Nothing you draw here leaves this page.
And

It does a lot
more than sign.

In Pdfer
01

Fix the typo in a PDF you didn't make.

In Pdfer
02

Paste whatever's on your clipboard.

⌘V
In Pdfer
03

Make it smaller. Your call.

Side by side

Spot the difference.

Same PDF. Same Mac. Pick a column.

Pdfer compared with other PDF editors in general.
What you want to doPdferOther PDF editors
Open it. Sign it. Initial it.YesYes
A real Mac app. No account to make.YesOften not
Fix a typo in a PDF you didn’t make.YesSometimes
Paste in whatever’s on your clipboard.YesRarely
Smaller files, on your terms.YesAn extra step
Yes—
Yes—
Yes—
…and more.Yes—

“Other PDF editors” means the category, not any one app. Some do some of these.

Only what you came for.

The small list of things that stays small.

Open anything

File, Open, a recent one, or drop the PDF on the window. Password-protected ones ask first.

Yours until you say

Nothing is written until you save. Close with changes and Pdfer asks before anything is lost.

Initials too

Type them or draw them once. They're waiting next time.

Fair questions.

What does Pdfer do?

It opens PDFs, lets you change them, and lets you sign and initial them, as a native Mac app.

How is it different from other PDF editors?

It's a native Mac app built for the everyday jobs: open, fix, sign, send. The table above shows where it pulls ahead.

Does it change my file without asking?

No. Pdfer writes the file when you save, and asks before you close a PDF with changes you haven't saved.

Is my signature kept online?

No. Signatures and initials you keep for next time stay on your Mac.

What Mac do I need?

A Mac running macOS 13 Ventura or later.

Before
they
reply.

macOS 13 or later