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Receive a PDF form or a contract, sign it on the phone and send it back to the counterparty without a printer or a scanner.

Scanners de documents

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Professionals who sign contracts and forms

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Authors describe a signature shifting and notes being lost. Testing has to include reopening the exported PDF in another app.

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  1. PDF Expert: Editor & Converter

    Rang 9. Note des avis : 63 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 215 507 notes

    A mature PDF editor with solid annotation tools, but it broke user trust by revoking already-paid features.

    Points forts : Precise text alignment with snap guides when adding text. Annotation for academic work with Apple Pencil. Users from 2017-2018 praise stability and speed under the old model.

    Reproches : The company revoked features from users who had paid for a lifetime license. PDF tabs close when switching between apps, and some articles fail to load fully.

    Pour qui : Those willing to subscribe who need a professional editor for annotation on iPad.

  2. Acrobat Reader: PDF Editor

    Rang 31. Note des avis : 38 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 628 917 notes

    A PDF editor with powerful capabilities, but the interface is cluttered with AI features and annotations disappear.

    Points forts : Paid subscribers value PDF markup and form work on desktop. Basic PDF reading and document navigation are stable.

    Reproches : Markup (annotations) disappears on reopen for about half of users. Exporting a PDF with markup takes too many steps and often doesn't work as expected.

    Pour qui : People already in the Adobe ecosystem who work with PDF forms on desktop and use mobile as a fallback.

  3. iLovePDF - PDF Editor & Scan

    Rang 5. Note des avis : 66 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,8★ · 50 121 notes

    A feature-rich PDF toolkit with a wide range of operations but a rough UX in complex workflows.

    Points forts : Compression, merging, splitting, and JPG conversion all in one app. Users say it replaces Acrobat for everyday tasks.

    Reproches : Every action exports a new file to a new folder, so you can't chain multiple operations in sequence. The app crashes without auto-save, which means all work is lost.

    Pour qui : People who work with PDFs regularly and need a wide range of operations without Adobe.

  4. Forma: PDF Document Editor

    Rang 27. Note des avis : 44 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,7★ · 25 105 notes

    A basic PDF editor for one-off form filling, an Adobe alternative without deep editing.

    Points forts : Quickly handles form filling without an Adobe subscription. The interface is simpler than professional editors.

    Reproches : Color images get converted to black and white during editing. Document formatting is not retained on re-open as the app doesn't recognize its own markup.

    Pour qui : People who fill a form once a month and don't want to pay for Adobe.

  5. Genius Scan Enterprise - PDF

    Rang 3. Note des avis : 72 sur 100. Note sur l’App Store : 4,9★ · 17 686 notes

    A mature enterprise scanner with solid scan quality and built-in encryption, but the UX has gotten heavier over the years.

    Points forts : Automatic edge detection works reliably. Users have trusted it for years to scan work documents and send them by email.

    Reproches : The interface has become unwieldy for batch work: auto-edit is not always automatic, and encryption can bloat PDFs tenfold in file size.

    Pour qui : Professionals who need document reliability and security and can live with a heavier UX.

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