Create a blank PDF
You can directly create a blank PDF without having to retype a file, copy contents from the clipboard, or scan to a new document. By default, the newly created PDF is in Write mode, which enables you to edit the content at will. You can also use the PDF editing tools to, for instance, change fonts, spacing, insert tables, illustrations, and links, and adjust page orientation, similar to how MS Word does with word processing.
Right PDF Editor can also be used to create a blank Excel file that supports basic table editing and calculation. You can then save it as a PDF file for further use.
You are free to make changes to your document under both Review mode and Write mode, which are interchangeable using the Switch to Review mode in Write mode and Switch to Write mode in Review mode.
To create a blank PDF
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Do either of the following to create a blank PDF document:
Create a blank PDF
Create a blank Excel file
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A blank single-page PDF is created and opened in Write mode by default. If you created it on desktop, it is saved directly to your desktop and you can double-click to open it.
To switch between Review mode and Write mode
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Choose Home > Writability > Switch to Review Mode
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(Optional) To go back to Write mode, choose Home > Content Editing > Switch to Write Mode
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Note: you can directly open Excel files in Right PDF Editor and use the editing features therein to edit table contents, perform calculation, and so on.
