Delete unwanted words, lines or entire paragraphs from a PDF without buying Acrobat. Everything happens in your browser — your file never leaves your device.
Drop your PDF here — it opens instantly or click to choose a file · free to edit · $1 only when you downloadYes — you can remove text from a PDF free with DollarFix PDF: click the real text and delete it, or cover it with a whiteout block. It runs in your browser with no upload, and you pay a one-time $1 only to download.
Last updated: August 2026
Need to take something out of a PDF — an old address, a wrong figure, a leftover paragraph? DollarFix PDF lets you remove text from a PDF directly in the browser. You can edit the real underlying text and delete the characters you don't want, or cover the area with a clean whiteout block when the layout is complex. There is no software to install and nothing is uploaded to a server.
Most free 'PDF editors' only draw annotations on top of the page, so the original words are still there underneath. DollarFix edits the actual content, which matters when the text must genuinely be gone. Editing is completely free — you only pay $1 once, and only if you decide to download the finished file.
Delete, remove or erase — it is the same job here, and the tool does not care which word you use for it. Click into the line and select exactly the characters you want gone: one word, one figure, a whole line, or the entire paragraph. The rest of the sentence keeps its position and styling, so you are not left re-typing a block just to drop a phone number from the middle of it.
There is a real difference between erasing text and hiding it. Most free tools only paint a coloured rectangle over the page, so the original characters are still sitting underneath and reappear the moment somebody selects or copies the text. On real PDF text this editor lifts the characters out of the page content itself, so what you erased stays erased.