
UPDF
UPDF is an AI-powered PDF editor for Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android that supports editing, annotating, converting, organizing, and signing PDFs, with AI assistant features for summarizing, translating, and chatting with documents.
About UPDF
UPDF
According to the supplied page, UPDF (version 2.5) is an AI-powered PDF editor available across desktop and mobile, with a web-based AI assistant. Desktop and mobile apps let users edit text, images, and links; add highlights, shapes, stickers, and eSignatures; export comments as a separate PDF; reorder, insert, extract, split, and rotate pages; and sync work between devices. Its AI features include summarization, translation into 12+ languages, mind map generation, chat with PDFs and images, and 10+ AI agents for tasks such as semantic search and auto-bookmarking. The page states that UPDF AI uses OpenAI's GPT-5 and DeepSeek (R1), operates on US servers, and that all PDF tools are available offline. It also states the interface is localized in 12 languages, a 30-day money-back guarantee, and that one payment covers four devices. Security claims include encrypted cloud storage in US and European data centers and HTTPS/SSL/TLS transfer.
Key features
- Edit text, images, and links directly in PDFs
- Add highlights, shapes, stickers, and eSignatures
- Review and export comments as a separate PDF
- Reorder, delete, insert, extract, split, and rotate pages
- Summarize PDFs with the AI assistant
- Translate documents across 12+ languages while preserving layout
- Generate AI mind maps from PDFs
- Chat with PDFs and images to ask questions and clarify charts
- 10+ AI agents for semantic search, auto-bookmarking, and research, finance, and legal analysis
- Web-based online version and desktop app with cross-device sync
- All PDF tools available offline
- Interface localized in 12 languages
- Encrypted cloud storage and HTTPS-based secure file transfer
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Best suited for
- Individuals who read, annotate, and edit PDFs
- Users who need PDF editing across Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android
- Researchers and students who summarize or query PDFs
- Organizations evaluating a lower-cost alternative to Adobe Acrobat
- Education users seeking a discounted plan
Pricing
Not stated on the website
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