PDF editor for Windows

The PDF editor that doesn’t upload your files anywhere.

Edit, convert, organize, protect, sign and OCR your PDFs. Everything happens on your computer, so your documents stay yours.

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  • Windows 10 and 11
  • No ads
  • Your files stay on your PC
Editing

Edit a PDF like any other document

Click on the text and type. Swap images, fix a typo, update a date. Urraca keeps the fonts and layout, so the result looks like you never touched it.

  • Edit text and images in place
  • Keeps the original layout
  • Add text, links and notes
Conversion

From PDF to whatever you need

Turn a PDF into an editable Word or Excel file, export pages as images, or create a PDF from almost anything you can print.

Organizing

Put your pages in order

Merge several files into one, split a long document, drag pages into place, rotate the crooked ones and delete what you don’t need.

OCR

Scanned documents become useful again

Urraca recognizes the text in scans and photos so you can search, copy and edit it. The recognition runs on your computer too.

Signing

Sign and send in a minute

Draw, type or insert your signature, fill in form fields and flatten the result so nobody can change it after you sign.

Privacy

Your documents are yours.

Many online PDF tools ask you to upload your contracts, IDs and bank statements to their servers. Urraca doesn’t. It’s a regular Windows program that processes everything locally.

  • Nothing is uploaded

    Your files are processed on your PC and never sent to a cloud.

  • No ads

    Not in the free version, not anywhere.

  • Passwords and permissions

    Encrypt PDFs and decide who can print, copy or edit.

Pricing

Fair pricing, no subscription trap

Start free. Premium costs US$12 a year for one computer.

Free

For occasional use.

US$0

3 computers

For your desktop, laptop and one more.

US$24/year

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