The ability to modify Portable Document Format (PDF) files directly on Apple’s mobile operating system is a sought-after capability. Functionality that enables users to annotate, add text, fill forms, and rearrange pages within PDF documents using their iPhones and iPads addresses this need. For instance, a field worker could use such a feature to complete and submit a report while on location, directly from their iPad.
This capability offers considerable advantages in terms of efficiency and accessibility. It eliminates the reliance on desktop computers for quick edits, allowing users to manage documents on the go. Furthermore, this function streamlines workflows, reducing the need for printing and scanning hard copies, which enhances environmental sustainability and lowers operational costs. Over time, the sophistication of these features on iOS has evolved, driven by user demand and advancements in mobile processing power.