Built for local document work

PDF Reader

PDF Reader helps Android users read PDFs, organize local documents, scan pages, convert files, annotate, sign, merge, split, compress, and export documents from one focused workspace.

PDF, Word, Excel, PPT Browse and open common document formats.
Scan and export Create clean PDF files from images or scanned pages.
Local first Core document tools are designed around on-device files.
PDF Reader All files
All PDF Word PPT
PDF Contract Review.pdf Recent document Open
DOC Project Notes.docx Bookmarked View
XLS Expense Sheet.xlsx Local file Share
Scan to PDF PDF to Word Extract Text Merge PDF Compress Sign Annotate Protect
Features

One workspace for everyday documents.

PDF Reader is designed for users who need practical document handling on Android without a heavy account setup.

Read and organize

Find PDFs and supported office documents, browse recent files, save bookmarks, sort by name, date, or size, and keep exported files in a dedicated folder.

Create PDFs

Import files, scan pages, turn images into PDFs, create ID-card PDFs, and export local copies for records, contracts, receipts, notes, and forms.

Convert and extract

Convert office documents to PDF, export PDFs to images, create long images, extract text, and convert readable PDF text into simple Word documents.

Edit documents

Add text, annotate, sign, merge, split, compress, fill out, and protect PDF files while keeping the workflow centered on the files you select.

Default reader flow

Use Android's open-with experience to open PDFs and supported office files with PDF Reader when you choose it for a document.

Multilingual interface

Choose the app language from supported interface options, including English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Hindi.

Privacy

Clear data practices for Google Play review.

PDF Reader's privacy policy explains which permissions support document reading, scanning, importing, exporting, and local document management.

The app does not require users to create an account. Recent files, bookmarks, and recycle-bin markers are stored on the device.

Storage access is used to discover, open, import, convert, move, and manage documents selected by the user.
Scanning and image import features use camera, gallery, or file picker flows to create PDFs.
The privacy policy also discloses that future versions may add Google AdMob advertising.