While free PDF editors are easy to find, free PDF editors with advanced features are virtually unheard of. PDF Candy is a rarity, offering top-shelf scanning, multiple file-conversion options, OCR capability, and other features you’d otherwise expect to pay for.The web-based editor isn’t presented as a unified interface but rather as a slate of individual app icons accessible from a single landing page. Altogether there are 44 tools for creating, editing, and converting PDFs. You just choose one, upload the file, and wait for PDF Candy to complete the task.This review is part of our best PDF editors roundup. Go there to learn about our testing and how all the competitors performed. The tool selection is impressive. Naturally, you get a modest editor that lets you edit, mark up, and annotate text. But you’ll also find tools for watermarking documents; adding, rearranging, and splitting pages; extracting images; editing file metadata; cropping and resizing pages; and password protecting PDFs. And, of course, you can convert a variety of popular file formats to PDF and vice versa.To read this article in full, please click here https://www.pcworld.com/article/3629478/pdf-candy-pdf-editor-review.html#tk.rss_all
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