Foxit PDF Editor Reviews

I consider Foxit PhantomPDF or Foxit PDF Editor to be one of my favorite applications due to its easy-to-use interface and familiarity with the ribbon menu in Microsoft Office. As a person who has used Microsoft Office for many years, it looks very much like an extension of that platform.

As part of a specific agreement with Adobe, every device provided to our organization is equipped with the Adobe Acrobat Reader. Nevertheless, after comparing it with Foxit, I have observed that Foxit offers a greater number of functionality and features. It became my standard tool for everything and proved to be a useful complement to more difficult tasks. The software allows me to split documents, add pages, merge files, scan paper documents into PDFs, and take advantage of its cloud features.

Foxit also integrates with external multimedia files, which I find extremely useful. A major advantage of this PDF management software is the ability to embed large multimedia files, such as video, into your documents. This feature is not available in many other programs. Security and sharing features provided by this software are certainly reassuring and I am grateful for them.

A major downside to Foxit PDF Editor is that it cannot convert files into ePubs, although for some users this might not be a big deal. However, it would be handy if we could include this popular format as a default. One of the other cons I noted was the OCR functionality. This particular module is required to enable Optical Character Recognition. However, the majority of image-heavy documents are too complex for it, and the performance of such documents is severely impacted.

The ability to add highlight to the text.Adding watermark , signatures and other personal stamps.it's intuitive to use.very light software which requires less space.

Having some trouble editing on the file after using the printer.mobile version for Android feels very limited.converting DOC file to Webpage with images on it is a little bit buggy.

This program is easy to use and is priced reasonably .

Needs to fix the form conversion part of the software since the last update.

Foxit offers a comprehensive PDF editing software that is on par with the other major PDF editing software available. The ability to move and delete pages, merge/append files, and sign and protect files is superior to what Adobe offers from my experience. Plus the OCR scan and form field tool make producing very professional and interactive PDFs a breeze.
Also, the prices that Foxit offers blow some of the other editing software out of the water and Foxit makes it very easy to find the best option for you, whether it's paying outright one time or paying a subscription for the latest and greatest.

Foxit is packed with a ton of features including many that I am not even sure of what they do, however commenting and annotations is not one of its strongest capabilities. I end up jumping over to Adobe Reader (free version) to make those sorts of edits.
Foxit is also ever-so-slightly bloated and may be a little slow on older computers, particularly as the default PDF reader.

Foxit PhantomPDF has all the same features as Adobe Acrobat at a fraction of the price. It also handles problematic PDFS better than Adobe. IE it will open PDF files that Adobe will not. Easy to implement and no subscription is required.

I can't think of any cons off hand and have had no complaints from users regarding this software.

Flexibility in editing pdf files with images and text, as well as overlays of text over images. It's easy to try out different fonts, colors, placement, etc. without having to move the document in and out of other tools such as Paint, Visio or Word. It's all there, in 1 place.

It's hard for a new user to master all the toolbars and find out how to do some of the common editing functions. The interface is different from Adobe, but just as feature-rich.

The more I use PDF Editor, the easier it is to find what I need. Foxit offers tutorials and webinars to help with this also.

One of the things I liked most about Foxit PhantomPDF is its ability to highlight text in the document with ease. This feature allowed me to quickly find important passages in my documents without having to scroll through each page. Additionally, the ability to convert PDFs into other formats was also quite useful as it enabled me to share my documents with others without any hassle.

The thing I liked least about Foxit PhantomPDF was its lack of support for certain file types such as Word or Excel documents. While this wasn't a major issue for me, it could be an inconvenience for some users who need more flexibility when working with different types of files

One of the best software that I daily used to modify PDF files compared to competitors. The software offers a package of important tools that I like such as:-
- OCR is the best.
- merging files.
- extracting images and figures.
- compressing file size.
also, It has a great simple interface design and you can access all commands quite easily.

- Sometimes the font type is not well recognized
- The image color adjustment feature needs more improvements

Good at editing and printing pdf files. Multilingual and safe. Inexpensive.

Not the easiest to use, and somewhat slow. User interface could use a lot of work.

It may sounds badly, but the price. It is cheaper than Asobe Acrobat Pro. We all need to control our expenses. Why paying more for almost the same functionalities? I makes no sense.

I was used to Adobe Acrobat. I have used it for some many years that it is difficult to change. The look and feel is different and I have learned a new software, but I'm happy with the change

Function wise it close to those that are out there already

Locating and using the tools can be tricky based on location and there willingness to work w/o freezing up

It provides a smooth way to organize, edit your documents through decluttered and perfectly designed toolbars. It is cheaper compared to its competitors and more features rich. AI support has been a gamechanger and much needed feature in todays' scenario.

There is a certain disintegration between the desktop, web and mobile version of the software when comparing the PDF Editor and PDF Editor plus.The subscription based version has