Native Apple Silicon · macOS 13+ · 100% Offline

Edit PDFs In-Place. Redact Permanently. Zero Cloud Uploads.

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3 free exports included · No account required

Watch how it works — the demo plays on its own.

Why offline matters

100% offline

Every tool runs on your Mac. Your PDFs never leave it.

Zero cloud uploads

No account, no telemetry, no document content sent anywhere.

Native Apple Silicon

Built for arm64 Macs running macOS 13 or later.

Eight tools, one app

Text Editor

Click text on the page and type the replacement, in place and font-matched.

Tables & Data

Pull tables and text out of a PDF and into a spreadsheet.

Converters

Turn a PDF into a Word document or into pictures.

Page Assembly

Merge, split, reorder and rotate pages.

Security & True Redaction

Redacted text is physically stripped from the PDF content stream, not just covered by a box.

Optimize, Forms & Marks

Shrink files, work with forms, stamp words, add page numbers.

Visual Diff

Put two versions side by side and see exactly what changed.

Watermark & Object Cleaner

Remove unwanted stamped or slanted text and save one clean copy.

Simple pricing

Replace $240/year cloud PDF subscriptions. Pay once, own forever.

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FeatureFree TrialPro
All 8 tools (view and edit)
Exports3 totalUnlimited
Works 100% offline
Cloud uploads or accounts
Updates

Questions

How many free exports do I get?

3 free exports in total across all tools. Viewing and editing stay unlimited. The paywall appears on export number 4, with your edited preview ready.

How does activation work?

Activation is offline and bound to your Mac's hardware. Enter your license key once; no account and no server round trip are needed to keep using the app.

Does PDF Foundry upload my files?

Never. The only network calls are an optional update check and opening the checkout page in your browser.

macOS says the app can't be opened. What do I do?

PDF Foundry is distributed directly, not through the Mac App Store. On first launch, right-click the app and choose Open, then confirm. If that is not offered, open System Settings, then Privacy & Security, and click Open Anyway next to PDF Foundry.