
What I like best about Foxit PDF Editor is how practical it feels. I can edit text, mark up drawings, add dimensions, shapes, comments, and signatures without having to jump between different programs.
For me, the drawing and annotation tools stand out the most. When I’m working on a floor plan or structural drawing, I can quickly point out an issue, sketch a change, highlight an area, or add a note directly on the PDF. It keeps everything in one place and makes the review process much cleaner.
It feels less like just reading a PDF and more like actually working on the document. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The main thing I dislike is that some of the tools can feel a little crowded at first. There are many options, especially when working with drawings and annotations, so it takes some time to learn where everything is.
I also find that larger or more detailed PDFs can sometimes feel slower, especially when I’m editing drawings with a lot of lines and markups.
Once I got used to the interface, it became much easier, but I think the learning curve could be a little smoother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.