Bullet PDF

Highlight · draw · comment · stamp

Highlight and annotate a PDF online, free

Mark up a document the way you would on paper: highlight and underline text, draw with a pen or marker, add shapes and arrows, leave comments and stamp it. Bullet PDF keeps the whole thing in your browser, so the file stays private.

  • Free
  • No upload
  • No sign-up
  • No watermark
  • Works offline

How to annotate a PDF

  1. Open the PDF

    Click Annotate a PDF and choose the file. It opens in Annotate mode.

  2. Mark it up

    Drag across text with Highlight, Underline or Strikethrough; draw freely with Pen or Marker; add rectangles, ellipses, lines and arrows; drop a Comment or a Stamp.

  3. Download

    Press Download PDF. Highlights and drawings become part of the page and comments are saved as real PDF notes that open in any reader.

Annotation tools

Questions about this tool

Will my highlights show up in Adobe Acrobat or Preview?

Yes. Highlights, underlines, drawings and shapes are drawn into the page, and comments are written as standard PDF note annotations, so every reader shows them.

Can I remove an annotation later?

Inside Bullet PDF, select it and press Delete, or use Undo. After you download, drawn markup is part of the page; keep your original file if you might need a clean copy.

Can I highlight text in a scanned PDF?

Text highlighting needs real text. On a scanned page, hold Alt while dragging to draw a free highlight box, or use the marker tool.

Can I annotate a PDF on an iPad with Apple Pencil?

Yes. Open the site in Safari (17 or later) and draw with the Pencil; pressure and tilt give a natural line.

Is there a limit on pages or file size?

No fixed limit. Bullet PDF is tested with 500-page documents. Very large scanned files depend on your device's memory.

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