Lifetime access to one popular PDF editor went from $79.99 to $25

Macworld

TL;DR: Use PDF Reader Pro to edit PDFs for life for only $25.

Too many PDF editors ask you to pay a monthly fee. If you’re tired of monthly Acrobat fees, PDF Reader Pro is a practical alternative that gives your Mac full PDF-editing power for life, and it’s only $25 (reg. $79.99).

PDF Reader Pro lets you edit text, replace images, reorganize pages, and sign documents without extra add-ons. You can highlight, annotate, fill out forms, or drop in new images with simple, easy-to-learn tools. Its built-in OCR turns scanned files into searchable, editable documents, which makes old paperwork a lot easier to manage.

Reading long files is smoother too. You get bookmark and search functions, plus a night-mode reading view that’s easier on your eyes. If you work with bulk documents, batch-processing tools let you compress files, add watermarks, or encrypt entire sets at once.

You can also merge documents, split long PDFs, rotate pages, or delete anything you don’t need. Sensitive content can be locked behind password protection or permanently removed with redaction tools before you share it.

Acrobat isn’t the only PDF editor for Macs anymore.

Right now, it’s only $24.97 to get a PDF Reader Pro Lifetime License.

No coupon needed.






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