Edit existing text inline
Click any text run and re-type it in place. Vellum reuses the document's own embedded font so the new glyphs match exactly.
Edit, move, re-type and redact PDF content right in your browser. Anything you don't touch exports identical to the original — same fonts, positions and structure. No upload, no account.
Most “PDF editors” flatten your file to HTML and back, wrecking fidelity. Vellum mutates the real PDF and re-renders from it.
Click any text run and re-type it in place. Vellum reuses the document's own embedded font so the new glyphs match exactly.
Deletions apply real MuPDF redactions — the content is removed from the file, not covered. It's gone for text extractors too.
Grab any region. Text stays live and re-editable; only genuinely graphical regions are captured as a high-res image.
Drop in text boxes, rectangles, highlights, images and signatures — placed directly into the PDF stream, not an overlay.
MuPDF re-rasterizes at device-pixel scale, so the page stays crisp at any zoom via ⌘/Ctrl + scroll.
Everything runs in your browser through WebAssembly. No account, no upload — your document never leaves your device.
Pick a PDF (or generate a sample). It's parsed locally with MuPDF WASM.
Move, re-type, redact or add content. Each edit mutates the real PDF object model.
Redactions are truly applied and the page re-renders from the resulting PDF — view = export.
Download a real .pdf, serialized from the same object model, editable in any reader.
Contracts, invoices and agreements are sensitive. Vellum runs the entire engine — parsing, editing, redaction and export — locally in your browser through WebAssembly. There is no server round-trip on the default path.
No. Vellum parses, edits and re-renders your PDF entirely in your browser using MuPDF compiled to WebAssembly. On the default path your file never leaves your device.
Any content you don't touch exports byte-identical to the original — same fonts, glyph positions, colors and structure. Every edit mutates the real PDF object model and the page is re-rasterized from that mutated PDF, so what you see is what exports.
Yes. Redaction applies real MuPDF redactions that remove the underlying content from the file — text and graphics both — so it is no longer extractable, not hidden behind a black box.
When a font's program is embedded in the PDF (TrueType or OpenType), Vellum extracts and re-embeds a subset of that exact font so edited text matches the original glyphs. Otherwise it falls back to the closest standard font.
The in-browser editor is free to use. Your files are processed locally, so there is no account and no upload required.