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.