Converting a PDF to Word just to fix a single spelling mistake often ruins the formatting. LanaPDF allows you to click the text directly and type the correction, preserving the original font and layout automatically.
We have all been there: You are about to send a contract, and you spot a typo in a name or a date. In the past, you had two bad options. You could either convert the document to Word (which inevitably messes up the tables and margins) or print it out, use white-out, and scan it back in.
The "Conversion" Problem
Computers see PDFs as a fixed image of text, not a flow of words like a Word document. That is why converting back and forth usually results in missing fonts, misaligned paragraphs, and frustration. It is like trying to turn a baked cake back into batter just to add more sugar.
Direct Text Editing
LanaPDF solves this by identifying the text blocks within the PDF itself. You simply select the "Edit Text" tool, click on the typo, and type. The editor matches the existing font size and family as closely as possible, so your correction looks seamless. It's the "white-out" of the digital age, but without the mess.