I really like the speed of Foxit PDF Editor; it opens instantly and doesn't lag even when opening heavy drawings or reports. This significantly eases my work as I don't have to wait for the program to finish loading. The user-friendly interface in the style of Microsoft Office helps quickly find the necessary functions without a long search through menus, saving a lot of time. I appreciate the ability to accurately edit text directly in the document without distorting fonts, which allows preserving the original layout and structure. The program also saves time by eliminating the need to convert documents back and forth from Word and helps quickly reduce file sizes for emailing. It fully covers all the document-related tasks we had, at much more favorable terms than Acrobat. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes I get annoyed by intrusive pop-up windows offering to buy additional features or a subscription. Also, the text recognition (OCR) feature doesn't always handle non-standard fonts or poor scans perfectly. Additionally, the basic versions of the program are quite limited, and the full version is noticeably expensive for everyday use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Foxit PDF Editor to read, edit, and sign documents, and I like that the interface is similar to already known or more common tools. I like the user interface that is intuitive, which especially makes it easy to separate pages and edit the content of PDFs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I feel that Foxit PDF Editor struggles a bit with large PDFs like specification books and detailed plans. I would like them to optimize loading times and smoothness when scrolling through these documents, as when I open very detailed plans or books, the program used to crash, even on my high-end device. Additionally, I found the initial setup tedious, as it didn't allow us to log in directly from the app, but instead first took us to the page to create an account. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like the edit function in Foxit PDF Editor. It's great because I can move things around and change text easily. The process is fast and simple, which is crucial for my work, especially when editing documents for films. I also appreciate that the initial setup was 100 percent easy, making it very user-friendly from the start. Additionally, I originally picked it up because it was free, and even though I tried other free software later, nothing matched up to Foxit's quality, making it totally worth it for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish that when a font is unavailable, it would automatically search for the font or find the closest match that's already on my PC. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Foxit PDF Editor is that it's fast and easy to use. I can edit text, add comments, sign documents, and convert files without any hassle. The interface is simple, so it didn't take me long to figure out where everything was. It also opens large PDF files pretty quickly, which is really helpful when I'm working on college notes or assignments. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I don't like about Foxit PDF Editor is that some of the really useful features are only available in the paid version, so the free version feels a bit limited. Sometimes there are so many tools on the screen that it takes me a while to find the one I need. I've also noticed that it can slow down a little when I'm editing very large PDF files, but it doesn't happen often. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the tool palettes for editing PDFs and the ability to batch edit multiple files. These features save me precious time and make my work life simpler and less frustrating. Additionally, Foxit PDF Editor is much faster and more efficient in my workflow compared to other more well-known software. The setup process was very easy, it was practically ready to use right away. I definitely give it a high rating, between 9 and 10. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think we could slightly modify the interface to make it a bit more modern and appealing, but overall it works very well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate Foxit PDF Editor's dynamic signature and stamp feature, which is a life saver for signing the same document layout every day. I can quickly sign, fill out my name, and include a dynamic date all with one click. The program launches quickly and does not have annoying pop-ups, allowing me to get what I need done efficiently, and it's miles better than Adobe. Additionally, the initial setup was very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish the UI was a little more modern. Some features I am still learning what tab they fall under. But I chop it up to be getting familiar with the software mostly Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think something we can tell, adobe is the best choose in schneider store with IT Managerment Store when install new windows for our user with laptop device, but Foxit PDF Editor will available to support us open the file when it not available to work with Adobe Acrobat, And sure the performance is better for loading in low quality and old laptop device. Almost support available for onboarding user when allow them sign documents easy Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Hmm. let me think, I think it free, still same Adobe, but the safe security from it doesn't have, and it will allow user editor the PDF with something include and when they publish to webhost, it not easy for intergrations like adobe, UI/UX in web is hmm not beautiful and hard to use for connection. without AI Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Foxit PDF Editor to edit my day-to-day PDF documents. It helps me edit PDFs in the easiest way possible, with all the tools being easy to use and learn. I like its speed. I use the editing, commenting, and PDF conversion tools the most because they make it easy to update documents and add feedback. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I feel the interface is a bit cluttered and I find it challenging to easily locate the tools. I think it would be much better if related tools were grouped into clearer sections, and users were allowed to customize the toolbar with their most-used features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Foxit PDF Editor stands out thanks to its high-performance engine and smooth drag-and-drop interface, letting me manipulate text and images quickly without the lag I often run into with heavier editors. Its best-in-class OCR accurately converts scanned documents into fully editable files, and the automated redaction tools make it easy to secure sensitive information. On top of that, the economical licensing—with both perpetual and subscription options—delivers a full suite of professional features, including AI-assisted summaries and eSignatures, at a much lower cost than Adobe Acrobat. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Foxit PDF Editor is often criticized for its steep learning curve. Its dense, ribbon-style interface can make it hard for new users to locate advanced tools, especially when compared with simpler alternatives. Performance may also become sluggish or unstable when working with exceptionally large files or complex merge jobs, and it can occasionally crash, creating a risk of data loss during high-volume tasks. In addition, I’ve been frustrated by a confusing licensing structure and customer support that feels unresponsive, particularly when dealing with billing disputes or technical glitches during the activation process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the usability of Foxit PDF Editor. The UI is pretty simple to navigate, and it has all of the tools that I need. I'm not lacking in any feature, and overall, it's pretty easy to navigate. I was using Adobe PDF before this, and it wasn't too much of a learning curve to switch to Foxit PDF Editor. I also appreciate that it offers a discount for nonprofit organizations, which is great for my team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My biggest issue with Foxit compared to Adobe Acrobat is page rotation. Maybe I'm not using it correctly, but it'd be nice to have rotation arrows directly on the toolbar. This would be a significant improvement for both usability and my productivity. Secondly, my other issue is with downloading the desktop app. The navigation on the account page isn't very intuitive, and when I need to install the app on a new device, it takes quite a bit of searching to find where to download the desktop app. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.