4 of the 10 PDF editors tools we list have a free trial, confirmed on their own website. Here they are side by side.
Listed alphabetically. A tool is ranked by its reviews once it has 3.
| Tool | Reviews | Lowest paid plan | Free plan | Free trial | Public API | Runs on | Main features |
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KamiAn all-in-one platform that turns any resource into interactive, accessible learning experiences. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Kami | Lowest paid plan$149per teacherTeacher, as of November 14, 2026 | Free planYes | Free trial30 days | Public APINot confirmed | Runs onGoogle Chrome, Microsoft Edge | Main features
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| PDFescapeAn online PDF editor and form filler. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for PDFescape | Lowest paid planNot confirmed | Free planYes | Free trialYes | Public APINot confirmed | Runs onWeb, Windows | Main features
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SmallpdfAll the tools you'll need to be more productive and work smarter with documents. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Smallpdf | Lowest paid planA$12.00per seat per month, billed annuallyTeam, as of November 13, 2026 | Free planYes | Free trial7 days | Public APINot confirmed | Runs onWeb, Mobile app, Windows | Main features
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XodoPower your team with advanced document editing, collaboration, and e-signing tools. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Xodo | Lowest paid plan$7.99per month, billed yearlyXodo Web, as of November 13, 2026 | Free planYes | Free trial3 days | Public APINot confirmed | Runs onWeb, Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS | Main features
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From each tool's own website. “Not confirmed” means we couldn't confirm it there, not that the tool doesn't have it. Each tool's page says when its facts were checked.
A tool is listed here only when we've confirmed on its own website that it has a free trial. Tools we couldn't confirm it for are left out, even if they may have it. Vendors can't pay for a place on this list. Add a tool we missed