Suggest Free PDF Editor for linux?

[Bob Mariotti]

Good morning all,

Occasionally I have a need to do a simple edit to a pdf document.  Can
anyone recommend a viable program to perform these simple edits?  All
recommendations appreciated.

Thanks,

Bob

[Rudy S]

From chatGPT

• LibreOffice Draw:

  • Included in most Linux distributions, LibreOffice Draw allows you to open and edit PDF files by treating them as an image document.

• PDFsam (PDF Split and Merge):

  • A basic tool for splitting, merging, rotating, and mixing PDF documents. It also has a paid version for advanced features, but the free version is quite functional.

• Okular:

  • A versatile document viewer for KDE that supports annotations, highlighting, and adding comments to PDFs. It doesn’t allow full editing but is great for small modifications and markups.

• Inkscape:

  • A powerful vector graphics editor that can open and edit PDFs one page at a time. It’s particularly useful if you need to edit the graphical content of a PDF.

• PDF Arranger:

  • A simple GUI application for merging, splitting, rotating, and rearranging PDF documents.

• Master PDF Editor (Free version):

  • A more feature-rich PDF editor. The free version allows basic editing like text modification, but the full functionality is limited to the paid version.

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