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Place sticky note tags directly on page views and compile them to native PDF text comments.

Drag & Drop PDF fileor click to browse from your device

How it Works

Add comments and annotations to your PDF pages in 3 simple steps.

01

Upload PDF Document

Select the PDF file you want to comment on or drag it into the browser workspace.

02

Interactive Placement

Click anywhere on the page canvas to place a note indicator and input comment text.

03

Save & Download

Compile sticky note entries into standard PDF annotations and download the output document.

Why add comments here?

Adding notes to confidential contracts shouldn't require exposing them to cloud networks. All rendering is local.

100% Offline Client Sandbox

Annotations are registered and saved in-browser using standard javascript binaries. No remote tracking.

Standard PDF Markup Objects

Generates standard Acrobat comments, visible and fully editable in Adobe, Chrome, Edge, and macOS Preview.

Interactive Placement Preview

Click on the actual page preview to pin markers exactly where they belong relative to text blocks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common queries regarding client-side PDF sticky notes.

Q.Will these sticky notes display on other PDF readers?

Yes. The tool generates standard PDF markup annotations ('Subtype: Text') which are fully recognized and editable in Adobe Acrobat, PDF viewers, and browser previews.

Q.Is there a limit on how many comments I can add?

No. You can place as many sticky note markers across different pages of the document as you need.

Q.Can I edit or remove comments before downloading?

Yes. You can click on any placed note to modify its text or click the delete button to remove it entirely from the queue.

Q.Is my document text modified?

The tool overlays a small visual tag on the page stream and registers a metadata comment entry. The underlying text remains unchanged and selectable.