Most PDF tools assume you already have a file. Plenty of work starts from nothing — a letter, a clause, a memo, a notice. Write is the blank page: a real word processor in your browser that exports genuine selectable-text PDF, then hands it straight to signing.
What people actually write here
How it works
The reason this exists: writing a document and getting it signed are normally two different products, two exports and one lost afternoon.
Open a blank page and type. Bold, italic, underline, headings, lists, alignment, size and colour — with spell-check as you go. Or open an existing Word or Excel file and carry on from there.
Runs in your browserOne click produces a genuine PDF whose text is actual text — searchable, copyable, accessible to screen readers. Not a screenshot of a page pretending to be a document.
Selectable textDrop your own signature on it, or send it out for e-signature and get the tamper-sealed copy back with a certificate. Same tab, same file, no re-upload.
Straight into signingPagination that just happens
This is the part that feels like magic. Type to the bottom of a sheet and a new page slides in underneath. Paste eight pages of text out of an email and pages keep being created until everything fits — nothing spills off the edge, nothing silently disappears below the fold.
You are writing on paper-shaped pages the whole time, so what you see is what the PDF will be.
Try it on a blank page →
Pro AI drafting assistant
Tell it the document type, the jurisdiction and province, and who the parties are, and it drafts the scaffolding: standard sections in plain language, a parties block, a document-details block, and a notary cover sheet for your file.
It is deliberately a starting point. Every draft opens with the disclaimer that it is not legal advice, it never invents statutes or citations, and it is built to be reviewed and refined — ideally with a lawyer. That constraint is the feature: a scaffold you can trust beats confident-sounding text you cannot.
What Pro includes →
Word & Excel, no Microsoft
.doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .rtf, .odt, .txt and .csv open in the same editor. They convert on our server and open as an editable document you can finish here and export — and the uploaded file is deleted right after the conversion.
One editor for writing from scratch and for finishing something somebody else started.
Word to PDF →
Export that respects the reader
Plenty of browser tools "export a PDF" by taking a picture of the page. The result cannot be searched, cannot be copied, and is invisible to a screen reader. Ours writes actual text into the file.
That matters more than it sounds: it is what lets someone quote a clause, what lets a search find the document years later, and what makes it accessible rather than merely legible.
Why that matters →
The whole point
The document you just wrote is already open in the editor that sends for signature. Add signers, drop their signature boxes on the page you just typed, and send. When everyone has signed, the tamper-sealed PDF with its Certificate of Signing & Seal comes back to all parties.
No export, no re-upload, no "which version did I send?".
See the signing flow →
Private by design
Writing and formatting run entirely in your browser. The document stays on your machine until you choose to save it to your account or download it — there is no autosave to somebody's cloud, no document sitting in a training corpus, no "we may process your content to improve our services".
The one exception is opening an Office file, which needs a server conversion — and that upload is deleted immediately afterwards.
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Why write here
Not because it has more features than Google Docs — it does not. Because of what happens to the document after you finish writing it.
Open the page and type. No sign-in, no "choose a plan", no Google account attached to your letter.
Automatic pagination means you are always looking at the document as it will print, not a scrolling text box you hope breaks nicely.
Finish writing and send it for e-signature in the same tab. No export, no upload to a second product, no version drift.
What you wrote can come back tamper-sealed with a certificate anyone can verify. A word processor cannot do that.
A structured Canadian starting point with a disclaimer and no invented citations — built to be reviewed, not blindly trusted.Pro
Word, Excel, RTF, ODT, CSV and plain text open as editable documents. No Microsoft licence required.
Exported PDFs are searchable, copyable and accessible — not flattened images with the text baked in.
Drafting runs on your device. The only server round-trip is Office conversion, and those files are deleted right after.
Free means free: unlimited documents, full export, nothing stamped across the page to make you upgrade.
Compare
Straight answer: for collaborative editing with comments and version history, use Docs or Word. For writing something that needs to end up signed and sealed, use this.
| Capability | EZ PDF Editor Write | Cloud word processors | Legal template sites |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works without an account | Yes | Sign-in required | Sign-in required |
| Document stays on your device | Yes, by default | Stored in their cloud | Stored in their cloud |
| Real-page pagination while writing | Yes | Print layout mode | Form-filling only |
| Selectable-text PDF export | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Send for e-signature from the same screen | Built in | Separate product / add-on | Usually paid add-on |
| Live video signing session | Included with Pro | Not offered | Not offered |
| Tamper-sealed result with public verification | Free to verify | Not offered | Not offered |
| Real-time collaboration & comments | Not offered | Their core strength | Not offered |
| Version history | Undo & local autosave | Full history | Limited |
| Price to write and export | $0, unlimited | Free tier or subscription | Per document or subscription |
The right-hand columns describe the general shape of those categories as of August 2026, not any single named product — features and pricing vary and change. Everything in the EZ PDF Editor column is live today.
Pricing
Unlimited documents, full formatting, unlimited real-text PDF export, no watermark, no account. Pro only adds the AI drafting assistant and volume e-signature.
Questions
Yes. Writing, formatting, pagination and PDF export are free with no account and no watermark. Only volume e-signature and the AI drafting assistant sit behind Pro.
No. Writing and formatting run entirely in your browser, and the document stays on your device until you choose to save it to your account or download it. The one exception is opening a Word or Excel file, which needs a server conversion — those uploads are deleted immediately afterwards.
Yes — .doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .rtf, .odt, .txt and .csv open as editable documents you can finish here and export.
Yes. The text is genuine selectable text, so it can be searched, copied and read by assistive technology — not a picture of a page.
A Pro feature that drafts a structured starting point for a Canadian document: standard sections in plain language, a parties block, document details and a notary cover sheet, scoped to the jurisdiction and province you choose. It is built with hard limits — it never invents statutes or citations, and every draft opens with a disclaimer that it is a starting point and not legal advice. Review it with a qualified lawyer before use.
Yes. Sign it yourself, or send it out for e-signature and get the completed tamper-sealed PDF back — without leaving the app. For witnessed signings there is the Video Signing Room.
No — there is no real-time collaboration or comment threading. If that is what you need, a cloud word processor is genuinely the better tool. This is built for writing a document that needs to end up signed and sealed.
Work is autosaved locally in the browser, so reopening picks up where you left off on the same device. For anything important, export the PDF or save it to your account.

Write the thing, export a real PDF, and send it for signature — free, no account, nothing uploaded.
Free forever for writing and exporting. Pro $9.99/mo adds AI drafting and unlimited signing — see pricing.
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