I like how practical and easy to use Foxit PDF Editor feels. The editing tools are straightforward, which helps streamline workflow. I mainly use it to edit, organize, and manage PDF documents without switching between different tools, making everyday work simpler. I value the PDF editing, annotation, and document organization tools as they are easy to access, handle everyday changes quickly, and don't complicate the workflow. Additionally, the initial setup was pretty simple, and the team could quickly start using the main features. Overall, it's practical and reliable for everyday PDF work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some features can feel a little crowded at first, especially when working with more advanced tools. A cleaner layout and smoother navigation between options would make the experience even easier. I'd like the tools to be grouped more clearly, with fewer options competing for attention. A simpler menu structure and quicker access to commonly used tools would make navigation feel more natural. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how straightforward Foxit PDF Editor feels for making edits, adjusting layouts, adding annotations, and handling different PDF tasks all in one place. It makes quick changes, annotations, and document adjustments easier without having to switch between different tools. The annotation tools and smooth editing make it easy to keep everything organized and make changes without slowing down. The editing, annotation, text adjustment, and page organization tools cover all the everyday changes I need and make it easy to work through documents without extra steps. Plus, it fits well into my regular document workflow alongside Microsoft Office and cloud storage tools, especially when moving between editable files and finished PDFs. The initial setup was pretty easy, and I could get into the main editing tools without much configuration or a long learning process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main thing I dislike is that some features can take a little time to find or get used to. A few tools could also feel more streamlined, especially when working through larger documents. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Foxit PDF Editor is how practical it feels when working with technical drawings. I can edit text, adjust markups, add dimensions or notes, and make corrections without having to rebuild the whole drawing.

For me, the biggest advantage is the control over the PDF while keeping the original drawing looking clean. It’s especially useful when reviewing plans, making revisions, or preparing a drawing for someone else to check. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike most is that some of the editing tools can feel a little awkward when working with detailed drawings. Small changes to text, dimensions, or linework sometimes take more steps than I’d expect, especially when the PDF was created from CAD.

I also find that large drawing sets can become a bit slow, particularly when moving between pages or working with heavily detailed plans.

That said, once I get the file set up properly, it’s still a solid tool for reviewing and making revisions to drawings. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Foxit PDF Editor is how efficient it is for working with construction drawings and permit sets. In my experience, it allows me to make revisions, add dimensions, insert callouts, and organize sheets much faster than many other PDF programs. The interface is straightforward, so I can focus on the drawing instead of spending time searching for tools. I also appreciate how smoothly it handles large plan sets without slowing down, which is important when reviewing floor plans, elevations, framing plans, and redline corrections. For drafting and plan review work, Foxit helps keep the workflow simple, professional, and productive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I dislike about Foxit PDF Editor is that some advanced editing tools can feel a little limited when working with highly detailed architectural or engineering drawings. Occasionally, aligning markups, adjusting large groups of annotations, or editing scanned plan sets takes more manual effort than expected. I've also noticed that complex drawing files with many layers or high-resolution sheets can require extra cleanup to keep everything organized. That said, these are usually minor workflow issues rather than deal-breakers, and for day-to-day plan reviews, markups, and permit drawing revisions, Foxit still does a solid job. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most is how easy it is to make quick changes directly on the drawing. When working on a framing plan, I can adjust notes, dimensions, markups, and drawing details without rebuilding the whole sheet. It makes the final PDF look clean and professional, especially when I’m doing last-minute revisions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main thing I dislike is that some editing tools can feel a little tricky when working with detailed drawings. When I’m adjusting dimensions, text, or small framing notes, getting the exact position and formatting right can take a few tries. Once you get used to it, though, the workflow becomes much easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Foxit PDF Editor for reviewing, editing, and organizing technical drawings and project documents. I appreciate how useful it is for quick revisions, adding markups, and maintaining the original document layout. What I like most is the ease of reviewing and editing detailed technical drawings with precise markup tools. They help me make accurate revisions on the drawings, like highlighting areas, adding notes, and marking dimensions, all while keeping everything organized and professional. It's also great when used alongside CAD and design software for final PDF reviews and document organization. The initial setup was straightforward, which was a bonus. I'd give it a 9 out of 10 for its practicality and effectiveness in technical review workflows. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main thing I'd improve is the learning curve for some of the advanced editing features. They can take a little time to understand, especially when working with detailed technical drawings. For some of the more advanced editing and object-handling tools, it takes a little practice to understand how everything works. Once familiar, they are useful, but the workflow could be more intuitive for detailed drawings. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Foxit PDF Editor for its easy-to-use interface and smooth navigation. The annotation and commenting tools are very helpful for reviewing documents, and the page organization features make it simple to manage files. I also appreciate the text and image editing tools and the ability to fill forms directly within the PDF. The features I use most include text and image editing, annotation and commenting, page organization, and form filling. They help me quickly update documents, provide feedback, rearrange pages, and complete forms without switching between different applications. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The interface can feel a little crowded when using advanced features, and some tools are not always easy to locate. I think the menus and tool organization could be clearer, with better tooltips and guided explanations. Improving navigation for advanced features and performance when working with large PDF files would make the overall experience smoother. I would like suggesting improving performance when working with large or complex PDF files, especially when documents contain many pages or images. More customizable tooltips, clearer search and navigation options, and better explanation for advanced features would also make the software easier to use. Overall, these improvements could make the workflow faster and more intuitive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like the ease of use and smooth navigation of Foxit PDF Editor, which makes my workflow more efficient. I find the annotation and commenting tools very valuable for reviewing documents and providing feedback, as these tools let me highlight important information without altering the original content. I also appreciate the page organization features that allow me to rearrange and manage pages effectively, along with the form filling capabilities that make completing business documents faster. These features simplify document review and everyday PDF management. Moreover, switching from Adobe Acrobat was made easier due to Foxit's practical cost and straightforward interface. The initial setup was very easy, with minimal need for training, allowing my team to quickly get started with the software's main PDF features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Foxit PDF Editor works well overall, but some advanced features could be easier to understand and navigate. The interface can feel slightly crowded when using complex tools, and some options take time to locate. Clearer menus, better organization of advanced features, improved tooltips, and short guided tutorials would make these features easier to discover and use. One example is the OCR feature. It would be more user-friendly if Foxit provided clearer explanations of the available OCR options and a step-by-step guide for choosing the right settings. Better previews and clearer error messages would also help users understand what the tool is doing and correct recognition issues more easily. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the ease of use and smooth navigation of Foxit PDF Editor. The annotation and commenting tools are really useful for reviewing documents, while features like page organization, text and image editing, and form filling make everyday PDF tasks more convenient. I appreciate having all these features available in one application, which helps me save time and keep my workflow organized. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some advanced features in Foxit PDF Editor could be easier to understand and navigate. The interface can feel slightly crowded when using more complex tools, and some options take time to find. A cleaner menu and better organization of advanced features would make the experience smoother. More helpful guidance or tutorials would help users get more value from the software. Clearer tooltips and short explanations for features like OCR and document comparison would also enhance the user experience. A cleaner interface for advanced options would make complex tasks feel more straightforward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that it lets me work directly on the issued PDF, instead of having to go back to the original CAD file for every small change. For drawing reviews, I can clean up sheets, add field notes, and make quick corrections, which helps keep the workflow moving without unnecessary slowdowns. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For drawing work, the main drawback is that certain PDF edits can shift or behave differently than I expect, especially when the file includes complex imported linework. Because of that, after I make detailed changes, I usually need to go back and double-check the sheet to make sure everything still lines up correctly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.