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Add Comments to a PDF extension for Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome.

No more need to acquire PDF file management applications to add comments to a pdf. With DocHub’s add-on, the required capabilities are just a click away.

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Edit and annotate your PDF

Easily open and edit PDFs from your browser. Add texts, images, drawings, comments, and highlights to your document. Swipe your cursor to white out, underline, or strike out text.

Organize PDFs with ease

Enhance your PDF directly from Edge or Chrome. Easily remove unneeded pages, insert new ones, correct misoriented pages, or rearrange them with a quick drag and drop to make your PDF cohesive.

Sign, request, and track signatures

eSign documents right from your browser. Choose your preferred method to add a legally-binding eSignature and request signatures from others in a specific order or all at once and track them in real-time.

Create and share PDF forms and templates

Turn any PDF into a fillable form straight from your Chrome or Edge browser. Add signature or data fields and convert it into a reusable template. You can make it public, set editing permissions, or share it with recipients. It’s as simple as that.

Export or download PDF

Once finalized, you can export your PDF to the cloud storage service of your choice, store it securely in DocHub, or download it to your device. If you need a physical copy of your PDF, print it out from Dochub with a single click.

Take your document workflow anywhere with DocHub’s extension for Chrome and Edge.

Stay connected with your team

Boost team productivity. Open PDF from Edge or Chrome, add comments, and share with specific permissions for others to view or edit.

Get more work done

Experience PDF editing, eSigning, and form creation on Chrome and Edge. Create documents, collect data and signatures while web browsing.

Ensure document security

Secure PDFs in your browser with DocHub’s encryption and two-factor authentication while complying with data security regulations.

Seal the deal from anywhere

No more chasing contracts. Sign a PDF yourself, or invite others to sign it in any order. Track signatures with real-time alerts.

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How to add text in a PDF file in Microsoft Edge?

Heres how: Open the PDF in Microsoft Edge. Select Edit in the toolbar at the top of the screen. Select the blank fields you want to edit and type in your text. Save the edited PDF by selecting Save in the top toolbar.

How do I add annotations to a PDF in Edge?

Open Microsoft Edge and navigate to the PDF in the browser, or find the file on your computer and select Open with Microsoft Edge. To draw or write freehand, select the pen icon from the toolbar. Click the downward arrow to select the color and size of the pen stroke.

How do I add sticky notes to a Microsoft Edge PDF?

Using PDF Viewer on Windows: Open your PDF in a PDF viewer (like Microsoft Edge). Click the Add a note button and click where you want to add the sticky note. Type your note and save the document.

How do I add comments to a PDF in Chrome?

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How do I insert comments into a PDF?

To add comments to PDF files in Adobe Acrobat, simply open the document, click the options menu () in the upper right corner of the toolbar, then click Add Comments. You can also right-click directly on the PDF for the option to quickly Add Sticky Note, or Use Drawing Tool.

Can you add comments to a PDF in Microsoft Edge?

If you browse a pdf and open it, the annotation options will be available right inside the browser. If you have a pdf file that you would like to annotate using Microsoft Edge, simply use the Open With option and select the Microsoft Edge option.

How do I add annotations to a PDF in Chrome?

Click the Extensions icon (puzzle) at the top right of Chrome and pin the annotate pdf extension to your toolbar. 3. Click the annotate pdf icon whenever you need to use our pdf editor. ✅ When it comes to enhancing your document-editing experience, our powerful pdf editing tools are designed to meet your every need.

How do I add comments to a PDF?

Add a Comment in Google Drive To add a comment, open the file in Preview. You can do this by selecting the file and clicking the Preview (eye) icon at the top or right-clicking and choosing Preview. On the top right of the Preview screen, select the Comment icon.

Why cant I add comments to a PDF?

To answer your question, the Reader users cannot add comments unless commenting is enabled by Acrobat for a specific pdf. This is different from the setting you see in the pdf properties which enables the creator of content to forbid comments which forbids comments for Acrobat users.

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Learn how to Add Comments to a PDF using DocHub’s extension

Handling documents can be so much easier! With our powerful add-on for your browser, you can seamlessly Add Comments to a PDF and take control of your PDFs. Here are 8 actions to move to the most convenient online document management:

Access the Chrome Web Store or Edge Add-ons and search for ‘DocHub.’
For Google Chrome, click Add to Chrome, or for Microsoft Edge, click Get.
Pin the add-on to the toolbar for fast reach.
Click the DocHub icon to make edits to a PDF in your browser.
Follow the instructions to create a free account, or sign in if you already have one.
Once accessed, your document will open in the editor and be ready for you to use.
Add Comments to a PDF with the intuitive tools in the toolbar.
Store or share your completed document immediately from your tab.

That’s it! Whether you need to edit, annotate, or distribute your documents, DocHub has got you covered.