
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.