App + web

PDF Editor App

Free PDF editor app for Android and iPhone

The Evoke app includes PDF tools so you can merge files, split pages, compress a form upload, and sign a document from your phone. Sign PDF is app-only because drawing a signature needs a touchscreen. Merge, split, compress, organize, and protect also run in the browser.

  • Merge, split, and compress on your phone
  • Sign with a drawn or typed mark
  • Most PDF jobs also run in the browser
  • Not Adobe Acrobat — no OCR of whole books
4.8· 1,280 ratings of the Evoke app on Google Play and the App Store
Evoke app on a phone — convert and compress files

How to use it

  1. 1

    Open the PDF tool you need in Evoke

  2. 2

    Pick the file from Downloads, Files, or WhatsApp

  3. 3

    Export and share the result

PDF jobs the app handles

Merge several PDFs into one, extract pages, shrink a file for an upload limit, reorder or rotate pages, lock a file with a password, and stamp a drawn or typed signature. It is a toolkit, not Adobe Acrobat. It will not OCR a scanned book into perfect editable text.

  • ·Merge, split, compress, organize
  • ·Protect with a password
  • ·Sign with a drawn, typed, or uploaded signature (app)

When to use the app vs the website

Use the app when the PDF is on your phone — a scan, a WhatsApp file, a form you need to sign now. Use the website when you are at a computer and want the same merge or compress job without installing anything. For a full comparison of free PDF sites, see the iLovePDF and Smallpdf guides.

Guides and related tools

Frequently asked questions

Evoke includes PDF merge, split, compress, organize, protect, and sign on Android and iPhone. Sign is app-only. The other PDF tools also run in the browser on this site.

No. Sign PDF places a visible mark on the page. It is what most everyday forms ask for. It is not a cryptographic certificate that proves who signed or detects later edits.

Often yes. Results depend on how much image data the file contains. Scanned pages shrink more than text-only PDFs. If the app cannot hit the limit, try the web compressor on a computer.