What I like most about Foxit PDF Editor is how smoothly it fits into my drawing workflow. I can quickly mark up plans, edit notes, add dimensions, revise details, and then pull everything together into clean, permit-ready drawing sets—all without slowing down my drafting process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

From a drawing workflow perspective, Foxit works well overall, but I find some of the editing and markup tools can feel less intuitive when working through detailed plan sets. For larger drawing packages, managing annotations and precise revisions could also be smoother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Foxit PDF Editor is how efficiently it handles engineering documents and plan sets. I use it regularly to review drawings, add comments and markups, edit PDF text, combine multiple documents, and organize permit submission packages. The annotation and measurement tools are particularly helpful when I’m reviewing architectural and structural plans with a team, since everyone can follow the same notes and measurements. Overall, it saves me time by avoiding the need to convert PDFs between different formats, and it keeps project documentation organized and ready for review. The value is good for the price. It saves time on reviewing and editing engineering drawings, organizing plan sets, and preparing project documents, making it worthwhile for regular engineering work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike about Foxit PDF Editor is that some of the more advanced features can take a bit of time to learn, especially when I’m working with complex engineering drawings. With large PDF plan sets, it can also feel slower at times to navigate between pages or make edits. The interface includes a lot of options, so locating specific tools can occasionally take a few extra clicks. Overall, though, these are relatively minor issues compared with the time it saves in my engineering workflow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I rely on Foxit to open and render heavy, 200+ page vector sheet sets instantly during high-stakes client reviews, without lag or crashes. Its millimeter-precise scale calibration and fast layer isolation make it easy to verify spatial clearances, while also cutting our software overhead in half. It plugs cleanly into our CAD and BIM pipelines, handling direct vector plots from Revit without stripping embedded layer metadata or altering drawing scales.

Cloud sync across SharePoint and BIM 360 is reliable, letting us push updated markups to field teams instantly without file-locking headaches. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The ribbon menu tends to get bloated when I’m working with heavy markups, which makes it clumsy to switch quickly between scale calibration and the standard callout tools.

On dense CAD exports, vector endpoint snapping can also feel sticky at times. Tightening up that precision engine and adding context-sensitive toolbars would go a long way toward smoothing out the overall drawing review workflow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Foxit PDF Editor streamlines document management by allowing users to edit, combine, and sign PDFs efficiently. It integrates seamlessly with cloud storage and email, enhancing productivity and saving time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Foxit PDF Editor every day to manage my client marketing materials and course files. It lets me clean up and update documents in one place, without having to jump between multiple apps.

Fixing typos in client contracts used to take me a long time, but now I just open the file in Foxit and edit the text quickly. I go to the Edit tab on the top menu bar, click directly in the text box, and type in the correct price numbers for my promotion deals. The text stays aligned, and the page layout doesn’t get messed up.

Combining files is fast too. I open the Organize tab, choose the Combine tool, and drag my promotion strategy pages into the box. Then I press merge and get a single file in just a few seconds.

When I need to sign documents, I click the Protect tab, select Fill and Sign, and draw my signature right on the line. I also connected my Google Drive account inside the app, so I can click File, select Open, and choose my online folder to pull client documents directly.

Setup was simple when I installed it on my laptop. I was able to open it and start working right away without reading long guides. It connects smoothly with my email and cloud storage, runs fast, feels like good value for the money, and keeps my daily work moving without delays. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best is how fast Foxit PDF Editor converts locked PDFs into Word files without breaking the layout.

Clients often send me old campaign reports or course outlines as flat PDFs. I need to take that content and build new proposals for my business. When I used other PDF tools, they scrambled the text and messed up the tables. I had to spend half an hour fixing margins and overlapping boxes.

With Foxit, I click the Convert tab at the top bar and select the To Word button. I pick my file and hit start. The software turns the PDF into a clean document in a few seconds. The fonts, text blocks, and table lines stay right where they belong.

I open the new file, edit what I need, and send the proposal to my client. It saves me hours of headache every week and keeps my work moving. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike most is that the software gets slow when I work with large scanned image files.

Last month, a client sent me a massive scanned document for an online course launch. I needed to edit some text on page ten. I opened the file and clicked the Edit tab at the top of my screen. The program locked up for almost twenty seconds before I could click on the paragraph. When I tried to move a scanned image box on the page, the screen froze again.

I also get annoyed when I use the Compress tool under the File tab. I click the button to shrink my heavy marketing decks so I can email them to clients. Sometimes it makes the file size much smaller, but other times it barely changes the file size at all.

It handles normal files fast, but heavy scanned images can really test your patience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Foxit PDF Editor has become a practical tool for handling PDFs in my day-to-day work. I mainly use it when I need to review technical documents, make quick edits, add comments or annotations, and organize pages without moving the file into another application.

What I like most is that I can make these changes directly in the PDF while keeping the original layout and formatting intact. Adding comments, highlighting important sections, rearranging pages, and making small text corrections are all straightforward. It is especially useful when reviewing documents with teammates because I can mark up the file and share the updated version without creating multiple working copies.

I also find the conversion and document-management features useful when working with different file formats. Instead of using separate tools for smaller PDF tasks, I can usually handle them within Foxit. The interface is familiar enough that once you learn where the main tools are, common tasks become quick to complete. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The number of available features can make the interface feel a little busy at first. Some of the more advanced options are not immediately obvious, so there is a small learning curve when you first start using the application.

I would also like some frequently used tools to be easier to access or customize depending on the type of work being done. For regular PDF editing this is not a major issue, but it would make the experience even smoother for users who work with documents throughout the day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I mainly use Foxit PDF Editor for reviewing and editing PDF documents, and I appreciate how it allows me to add comments, make quick changes, organize pages, and prepare documents to share with clients or coworkers. It saves me a lot of time because I can edit, review, and organize documents all in one place, rather than using different programs. It also simplifies sharing and collaborating on files. What I like most about Foxit PDF Editor is how quick and straightforward it is. The editing, commenting, and annotation tools are really useful, and I can handle most PDF tasks without needing another program. Switching from Adobe Acrobat to Foxit was a good fit for our day-to-day work since it is more affordable yet retains the PDF editing and annotation tools we need. The installation was quick, and we didn't need much technical help. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some features can be a little hard to find at first, especially for new users. I think the interface could be simpler, with better organized tools. Smoother integration with other software would also be helpful. It's more of an occasional inconvenience than a major issue, but the integration could still be smoother, though overall it doesn't affect my productivity much. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Foxit PDF Editor to handle active sales documents and proposal packages, and the biggest gain is editing live PDFs directly without having to rebuild entire decks from scratch.

Sales files move fast, so I am constantly updating client names, deal numbers, terms, and custom notes on the fly. Merging different pitch sheets into one clean PDF takes seconds, and pulling out irrelevant pages before a client presentation is effortless. The commenting and markup features keep team reviews clear because every note tags who added it, which cuts out confusion during fast-moving contract negotiations.

When a proposal needs massive structural changes, I export the file straight into a Word document. Having all of these tools in one place saves me from bouncing across three or four separate programs and keeps our sales pipeline moving. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Text selection in construction PDFs can be frustrating when you are trying to grab a quick note or update a line item. If a scanned document has dense text, Foxit does not always register the full sentence on your first click.

You end up clicking around or adjusting your selection boundary a few times before you can actually type in your changes. When you are moving fast through heavy project files, having to retry text selection slows down your workflow. Improving that precision so it grabs the full block of text on the first try would save a lot of time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I mainly use Foxit PDF Editor for editing and reviewing PDF documents. It's handy for adding comments, making quick changes, organizing pages, and preparing files to send to clients or colleagues. It saves me time when dealing with PDFs because I can make changes, add notes, and organize documents all in one place. I like that it's quick and easy to use. The editing and annotation tools are straightforward, allowing me to get through PDF work without too much hassle. They make reviewing documents much easier since I can quickly highlight important parts, add comments, and make small edits without opening another program. This is especially useful when I need to review files with colleagues. The setup process was pretty straightforward, with quick installation, and most of the team could start using it without much help. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some features can be a bit difficult to find at first, especially for new users. I'd also like the interface to feel a little simpler and the integrations with other tools to be smoother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Foxit PDF Editor is how easy it makes drawing work. I can quickly edit notes, add HVAC details, mark up drawings, adjust layouts, and review the final sheet without changing the original design. It makes the whole drawing process faster and more professional. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike is that some drawing tools can feel a bit slow when working on detailed HVAC drawings. Also, precise adjustments and line editing can take a few extra steps compared with dedicated CAD software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.