u/Comfortable-Pear-171

Me and my friends built an in-browser PDF editor that edits PDFs in-place would love feedback

Me and my friends built an in-browser PDF editor that edits PDFs in-place would love feedback

We’ve been working on a browser-based PDF editing tool for the past few months.

You can:

  • edit existing PDF text
  • move/edit images
  • add text and annotations
  • edit directly inside the browser

Still improving things like:

  • text detection
  • export fidelity
  • editing precision

Would genuinely love feedback or suggestions from people who use PDF tools often  Adding screenshots since some subreddits don’t allow direct links.

u/Comfortable-Pear-171 — 6 days ago
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built an in-browser PDF editor that edits PDFs in-place would love honest feedback

We’ve been working on a browser-based PDF editing tool for the past few months.

You can:

  • edit existing PDF text
  • add text and annotations
  • edit directly inside the browser

Still improving things like:

  • Image detection
  • Small Bugs
  • editing precision

Would genuinely love feedback or suggestions from people who use PDF tools often ,Adding screenshots/demo in comments since some subreddits don’t allow direct links.

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u/Comfortable-Pear-171 — 6 days ago

built an in-browser PDF editor that edits PDFs in-place would love honest feedback

me and my friends worked on a browser-based PDF editing tool for the past few months.

Tool can:

  • edit existing PDF text
  • add text and annotations
  • edit directly inside the browser

Still improving things like:

  • Image Detection and minor bug fixes
  • editing precision

Would genuinely love feedback or suggestions from people who use PDF tools often and im Adding screenshots n comments since some subreddits don’t allow direct links.

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u/Comfortable-Pear-171 — 6 days ago

Hey guys, I recently finished my master’s and I’ve been actively applying for full-time roles, but honestly the job market has been really rough. I’m barely getting any callbacks from recruiters.

I’m still working on improving my skills and building projects, but right now it’s getting hard to manage expenses, so I’m trying to figure out if there’s any way to make some money online in the meantime.

I keep seeing people talk about making money with AI, small apps, or “vibe coding,” and I’ve used AI myself to finish some projects I had pending. But I’m not sure what actually works vs what’s just hype.

So I wanted to ask what are some realistic ways to make money online right now, especially for someone like me 🙃?

Not looking for get-rich-quick stuff, just something practical I can start and stay consistent with while I keep applying for jobs.

Would really appreciate any suggestions or even things I should avoid.

Thanks a lot.

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u/Comfortable-Pear-171 — 21 days ago