Move, resize and delete the objects on a PDF page
Real content-stream editing: pick an image or a text block, drag it, scale it, or remove it — the rest of the page is untouched.
Edit PDF objects now — free →Bindery parses the page’s content stream and shows every image and text block it draws as a selectable box. Delete removes the drawing operators; move and resize wrap the object in a transform that is undone straight after it, so fonts, colours and everything else on the page stay exactly as they were. Text stays text.
Honest scope: objects drawn inside form XObjects (common in office exports) are counted but not editable yet, and text blocks are edited as blocks, not letter by letter — use Markup’s smart replace to change words. Bindery runs entirely in your browser — your file is never uploaded, so there is nothing to delete from a server afterwards.
How it works
- Drop the PDF and open Edit objects
- Click an image or text block; drag to move, use the handles or buttons to scale, or delete it
- Apply — the page is rewritten on your device and the file downloads
Questions people ask
Does it keep text selectable?
Yes. Blocks are moved or removed at the operator level, so the text remains real text; nothing is converted to an image.
Why can’t I select some objects?
They live inside a form XObject — a nested drawing the page reuses. Bindery reports how many there are; editing inside forms is on the roadmap.
Is the document uploaded?
No. Parsing and rewriting happen entirely in your browser.