PDFCraft — Free Open-Source PDF Editor (Alternative to Adobe Acrobat)

If you bought a PDF template from digivirtual.ir but you don't want to commit to Adobe Acrobat's monthly subscription, you don't have to. PDFCraft is a free, open-source PDF editor written in Rust that reads, edits, merges, splits, and secures PDF files locally — and today we'd like to introduce it to you.

Whether you're editing a bank statement, a utility bill, an ID card PDF, or any other PDF template from our store, PDFCraft gives you a familiar PDF workbench you can rely on — at zero cost, with no account, no telemetry, and no cloud.

What is PDFCraft?

PDFCraft is a free, open-source PDF editor written in Rust from the ground up. It's designed as a fully on-device alternative to Adobe Acrobat for reading, editing, merging, splitting, and securing PDF documents.

Despite being new, PDFCraft already ships with a rich feature set: faithful rendering of world scripts including vertical Japanese, color emoji, and transparency; search as you type with text selection following the document's reading order; page organization like cards (rotate, delete, insert, reorder); fearless incremental atomic saves with autosave and crash recovery; and built-in security that opens PDFs encrypted from RC4 to AES-256.

Why PDFCraft for PDFs from our store?

Every PDF template sold on digivirtual.ir — bank statements, utility bills, ID card PDFs — can be opened and edited directly in PDFCraft. That means you can edit any template you purchased from us without paying an Adobe Acrobat subscription fee.

PDFCraft's fidelity and safety are exceptional: faithful rendering of scripts and transparency, no telemetry, no account, incremental atomic saves with autosave and crash recovery, and the ability to open encrypted PDFs from RC4 all the way to AES-256 while honoring author permissions.

Features of PDFCraft

• Faithful rendering — world scripts, vertical Japanese, color emoji, and transparency
• Search as you type — text selection follows the document's reading order
• Organize pages like cards — rotate, delete, insert, reorder
• Combine, extract, split documents while preserving links, form fields, layers, and bookmarks
• Fearless saves — incremental, atomic saves with autosave and crash recovery
• Built-in security — opens PDFs encrypted from RC4 to AES-256 and honors author permissions
• No account, no telemetry, no cloud — fully on-device
• Written in Rust from the ground up — native performance

Platforms — where you can run PDFCraft

PDFCraft runs natively on Windows (installer and portable builds for 64-bit, 32-bit, and ARM64), macOS (Universal disk image), and Linux (Flatpak, AppImage, Debian package, RPM package, Tarball for x86_64 and ARM64). A WebAssembly build lets you self-host PDFCraft in any modern browser — perfect when you prefer not to install anything locally.

Download PDFCraft

You can run PDFCraft as a desktop app or as a web app in your browser. Use the ArtCraft Launcher to install PDFCraft and keep it updated alongside other Crafting apps, or grab the source directly from GitHub.

• PDFCraft on ArtCraft — Official download via the ArtCraft Launcher — installs and updates PDFCraft.
• PDFCraft on GitHub — Open-source repository — build from source, browse the code, or report issues.

Open one of your purchased PDF templates in PDFCraft today — it's free, open-source, and your work stays on your device. Thank you for reading, and happy editing.