What I like most is that I can handle most day to day PDF work in one application. The editing tools are straightforward for correcting text, adjusting pages, or making small layout changes without having to convert the document first.
I also use the annotation tools when reviewing documentation because I can highlight information, leave comments, and mark specific sections before sending feedback to a client or team member.
Another feature I find useful is OCR. In development and support work, I sometimes receive scanned forms, reports, or documentation, and being able to turn those files into searchable and editable content saves a lot of manual work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The main area I would improve is performance with more complex PDF files. For regular documents the experience is smooth, but when a file contains many high resolution images or a more complex layout, editing and rendering can sometimes take longer.
I would also like to see more collaboration options for team workflows. Most of my use is individual, but when several people are reviewing the same technical document, stronger collaboration features would make the process easier.
The core editing tools are easy to use, but some advanced formatting changes still require extra adjustments to keep the original layout exactly as expected. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
