Simple & elegant PDF reader for every device

Absolutely! PDF Extra's free plan allows any user to seamlessly open and view PDFs locally or from their cloud storage on all supported Windows, Android, and iOS devices. All annotations, such as comments, highlights, stamps, and others are also accessible in the free PDF Extra version.

Yes - PDF Extra is available for all supported iOS and Android devices and is just as fully featured as the Windows version.

The main idea of Read Mode is to help you eliminate distractions and have a more productive session with PDF Extra, whether you're presenting your work to others or simply reading through an eBook or an important document. To achieve this, PDF Extra's Read Mode includes useful features like simple zoom and page navigation controls, as well as the ability to markup texts, look up words and phrases, and free draw on PDF files.

To enjoy a PDF reading experience free from distractions, enable the mode from the quick access ribbon or simply press "Ctrl + H".

Need to do something that isn't part of Read Mode? Simply press "Escape" to return to the main view of PDF Extra.

Yes, as long as your file is not a password-protected PDF or using some other type of file encryption. In some cases, while you may be able to view the document using a PDF reader, you may not have permission to edit it or perform any other advanced actions unless someone is willing to share the password.

Premium users have access to our powerful PDF converter, which can transform Word, Excel, Powerpoint, ePub files, and even images into readable PDFs while preserving their original texts and formatting. Even if you then decide to re-convert these files back to their original file formats, everything will still remain just the way it was before.

If you’re looking for a consistent viewing experience across different devices, then this alone might be a good reason to download our PDF reader. We worked long and hard to ensure that each PDF you open on your Android or iOS device will look and function the same as the files you’re used to viewing on your Windows 10 or Windows 11 system.