PDF Annotations Remover

PDF files often contain annotations such as highlights, underlines, strikethroughs, sticky note comments, stamps, freehand ink, text boxes, links, and form widgets. These marks are useful during review and proofreading, but they can become unwanted review traces when a document is sent to a client, archived as a final version, printed, or published.

This PDF annotations remover scans the pages in your file and shows a type breakdown before removal. You can see whether the document contains text comments, highlights, stamps, links, or form fields, then decide whether hyperlinks and form widgets should be preserved. That makes it useful for cleaning reviewed reports, proofread manuscripts, contract drafts, presentation handouts, and shared PDF materials.

For a more complete PDF cleanup workflow, use [PDF Metadata Editor](/en/pdf/pdf-metadata-editor/) to inspect document properties, [PDF Redact](/en/pdf/pdf-redact/) to cover visible sensitive areas, [PDF Flatten](/en/pdf/pdf-flatten/) to lock visual edits into the page, and [PDF Delete Pages](/en/pdf/pdf-delete-pages/) to remove unnecessary pages. The tool is designed for browser-side processing, so you can tidy review markup without switching to a full desktop PDF suite.