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If you don't want to go with the expensive Adobe Acrobat software, you can choose a much more economic PDF editor like -. This program lets you edit PDF on macOS Yosemite, El Capitan, Sierra, High Sierra, and Mojave. How to Edit a PDF on Mac Below are a few simple steps to help you edit PDF documents in macOS X Mojave, High Sierra, Sierra, El Capitan and Yosemite.

This is how you edit a PDF file with PDFelement for Mac. Open PDF Files Open your PDF file with PDFelement for Mac. Select the 'Open File' button on the Home window and select the PDF file you want to open, or drag and drop the PDF files into the home screen to open it. Edit PDF Text on Mac After the file is open, click the 'Edit' button in the toolbar to enable editing mode. If your PDF file is a scanned file or image-based file, you'll need to perform OCR before editing it. Here are more details about how to.

• To move PDF text: select the text you want to move, and the text block around it will be automatically selected. You can then drag the text block and move it to the desired position. • To modify PDF text: double-click the text so the cursor is inside the text box.

You can then type or delete text as needed. • To add PDF text: click the 'Add Text' button in the toolbar, and click on any where you want to add text to the page.

A dotted text box will appear, and you can start typing new text. Edit Images in a PDF File on Mac Similar to editing text, you can also click the 'Edit' button in the toolbar to edit PDF images: • To insert images into a PDF file: click the 'Add Image' button in the toolbar. A pop-up window will appear. You can browse for and select a local image from your Mac to insert into the document. • To move images within a PDF file: after you enable the editing mode, click on the image to drag it and move it to the position that you want to place it in.

• To crop images: click the image to select it, and click the 'Crop' option on the right side panel. Drag the blue box around the image to select a portion of the image to crop. Add Markups to PDF on Mac When you need to annotate your PDF, you can make use of the markup tools will be useful. Click on the 'Comment' button on the menu bar. You'll then see all of the options on the below toolbar. • To highlight PDF text: click on the 'Highlight' icon, and then select the text content you want to highlight.

You can change the highlight color on the right side menu. • To add a sticky note: click on the 'Sticky Note' button, and then click on the area where you want to place the sticky note to insert it.

• To use other annotation tools: you'll find other annotation tools on the menu bar, such as 'Underline', 'Pencil', 'Shapes', 'Stamp' and so on. Simply select and apply your desired annotation. Redact PDF Content on Mac When you need to protect sensitive content in your PDF file, you can use the redaction tool.