The only reason this app remains installed on my desktop is that I am able to scan an image of a paper form (essentially a picture of a page), enter information into it and electronically sign it prior to sending via email. Before PDFelement I printed forms, filled them in by hand, took pictures using my smartphone and sent them as photos to myself (caveman). Now each month I complete a 4-page application related to insurance and I no longer have to print the application and manually write in information. It has also identified areas on forms that were previously unknown to me. Additionally, opening PDFelement is much quicker than my previous application and does not freeze or fail during use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Although I purchased a permanent license to PDFelement, it still prompts me to sign-in if I desire access to the more advanced features. In addition, the screen displays a notice in the upper-right-hand corner promoting an upgrade to the latest version and covers part of the Zoom control area. Although AI is offered as an optional feature, you receive a limited number of credits per month and after those credits are exhausted the feature will be grayed-out until the next month. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.