A rebuilt document, not a copy of the page
A PDF stores where each letter sits on a page, not paragraphs. Scissor Office reads those positions and works out the paragraphs, headings and lists again, so you get text you can edit and reflow. That works best for PDFs made from a word processor.
Scans and photos of pages
A scanned PDF holds pictures of pages and no text. Scissor Office then says “This PDF has no text to edit (it may be a scan)”. Scissor PDF can run text recognition (OCR) on it first; open the result here afterwards.
Back to PDF
When you have edited the document, choose Export and then PDF. Your browser's print dialog opens: choose Save as PDF. The PDF is made on your device.
Limits to know
- PDFs protected with a password cannot be opened yet.
- Pages with complex layouts, such as forms, posters or several columns, can need some tidying after opening.
Want to see for yourself that nothing is uploaded? How it works shows how to check in your browser's Network tab.