PDFKill

Changes values
in a PDF pixel for pixel

Same embedded font, same place, same geometry. The document is not rebuilt from scratch — only what you point at is changed.

a statement line after another editor
Account Holder JAMES D BLOOMQUIST
Address 4070 PORTLAND AVE
City, State ZIP Omaha, NE 68103-2557
New Balance $3,421.85

The line was retyped in a font of its own: different glyph widths, wrong size, the baseline dropped, the indents went off. On paper an edit like that is obvious at first glance.

the same line after PDFKill
Account Holder JAMES D BLOOMQUIST
Address 4070 PORTLAND AVE
City, State ZIP Omaha, NE 68103-2557
New Balance $3,421.85

The font, the size, the position and the alignment stay as they were — only the value changes.

How this differs from an ordinary editor

01

The document's own font

The one the original was printed with. If a glyph is missing we take it from a neighbouring font on the same page instead of substituting a foreign one.

02

The same geometry

Size and position are measured off the imprint, not off what the document claims about itself. What it claims cannot be trusted.

03

The file stays itself

Version and service fields stay as they were. No editor signature is left behind, because the file is not rewritten.

04

A check after the edit

Every field is compared pixel by pixel. If it does not match we say so, instead of passing a defect off as success.

What it handles

  • Statements from industrial systems: OpenText, CrawfordTech, Ricoh
  • Documents from libraries: iText, PDFlib, wkhtmltopdf
  • Names, addresses, amounts, dates, numbers — in the shape of the sample

Price

The first document is free, once Telegram is linked.

Payment in crypto: BTC, LTC, USDT (TRC-20).

You can start right now

A login and a password, no email and no confirmations. The first document is free.

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