Formerly PDFeitor
Airpic PDF, your PDF editor, free and cloud-free
Merge, split, reorder, sign with a certificate, recognise text (OCR), compress and export to Word. Everything runs on your computer: no document ever leaves it.
The installers are not yet signed with a developer certificate, so macOS and Windows show a warning the first time. That is expected: below we explain how to open it and how to check the file is the one we published.
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Version 1.2.0 · free · no account · macOS 12 or later · Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
- Merge, split, extract, reorder and rotate pages; JPG, PNG or HEIC images to PDF
- OCR: a searchable text layer on scans (Vision on Mac, PP-OCR on Windows)
- Handwritten signature, drawn on your phone via QR code, or digital signature with a .p12/.pfx certificate
- Fill in forms, watermark, number pages and protect with a password
- Compress and export to text, images or Word
- No account, no cloud, no ads
How it works, in 20 seconds
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Merge PDF
Join contracts, invoices or scans into a single document. Everything happens on your computer: no size limits and no waiting for uploads.
→Split PDF
Pull a chapter, an invoice or a single page out of a long PDF and save it as a separate document.
→Organize pages
Straighten a crooked scan, put pages in the right place or remove the ones you don’t need. With up to eight undo steps.
→Compress PDF
Choose between light compression, which only optimises the structure, and strong compression, which lowers the resolution of the images inside. You see the size before and after.
→OCR PDF
A scanned PDF is just a picture. Airpic PDF recognises the text and places it as an invisible layer over each page: the document looks the same, but now you can search and copy it.
→Sign PDF
Sign contracts and forms without printing. Draw the signature on the trackpad, or scan a QR code and draw it with your finger on your phone: it appears on the computer ready to place.
→Digital signature with certificate
A verifiable cryptographic signature, the green tick in Adobe Reader, with your certificate from any certification authority. Optional visible seal and a side note on every page.
→PDF to Word
Recover the text, tables and images of a PDF as a .docx to edit in Word, LibreOffice or Google Docs. Works with text PDFs; scans need OCR first.
→JPG to PDF
Gather the photos of a document, the month’s receipts or your screenshots into a single PDF, one image per page at full resolution.
→PDF to images
Turn presentations, plans or invoices into images to drop into an email, a website or a slide deck.
→Protect PDF
Encrypt payslips, contracts or medical reports before sending them. 256-bit AES encryption, the standard supported by PDF readers.
→Watermark
“Draft”, “Confidential”, your company’s name or the recipient’s: a diagonal text that is visible but does not get in the way of reading.
→Page numbers
Paginate a dossier, a report or a file merged from several documents, without going through Word.
→Fill in forms
Applications, official forms and company paperwork with interactive fields. If the PDF has no fields, write on top with «Texto» (Text).
→Mac
- Open the .dmg file and drag Airpic PDF to the Applications folder.
- The first time, macOS will say it cannot verify the developer: go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the notice and click “Open Anyway”.
- From then on it opens with a double click, and via “Open With” on any PDF.
- Do not turn off SmartScreen or Gatekeeper: the exception for this one file is enough.

Windows
- Run the installer. No administrator rights needed.
- If SmartScreen shows “Windows protected your PC”, click “More info” and then “Run anyway”.
- If Microsoft Edge WebView2 is missing (it ships with Windows 11), the installer downloads it.
- Some company policies block unsigned installers; in that case you will need your administrator.
- Do not turn off SmartScreen or Gatekeeper: the exception for this one file is enough.

Verify your download
The installers are not developer-signed yet (hence the warnings). You can check each file’s SHA-256 fingerprint:
| Airpic-PDF-1.2.0-mac-arm64.dmg | 9f67109202ccb95d7a57e34b21f84132f327342d6641ebc861760261ba8dac64 |
| Airpic-PDF-1.2.0-mac-intel.dmg | 33d676177234d38fc750572e3711b412db27230b9a9f9e29bd5dfe10d5c7307c |
| Airpic-PDF-1.2.0-windows-setup.exe | 093101791e112c34882324c245e6cafc831cda0a01f601ed5cc77140aa2c117e |
How to check it (Terminal on Mac, PowerShell on Windows):
shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/Airpic-PDF-1.2.0-mac-arm64.dmgGet-FileHash "$env:USERPROFILE\Downloads\Airpic-PDF-1.2.0-windows-setup.exe" -Algorithm SHA256The hash proves the file is the one we published and has not been altered; it does not replace a developer signature.
Airpic PDF sends nothing to the internet. Only if you choose “link for another network” when signing from your phone is a temporary tunnel created for the signature page; the document never travels.
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