PDFelement Pro for macOS

People who handle contracts, research papers, or scanned documents daily tend to accumulate a lot of PDF friction—locked text, image-only pages that need searching, forms that should be fillable but aren't. PDFelement Pro is built for that crowd, on Intel Macs running macOS 11 and later.

1. Open a scanned document and run OCR. The engine recognizes text in 29 languages and layers it invisibly over the image so you can search, copy, or highlight.
2. Switch to the Edit tab. You can adjust text blocks, images, and links directly on the page without converting to another format first.
3. Use the AI sidebar to summarize a long report or translate a paragraph into one of over ten interface languages, including French, Japanese, and Arabic.
4. Add signature fields, checkboxes, or drop-down lists to turn a static form into something someone can fill out on screen.
5. Export the result as a flattened PDF, a Word document, or one of the other supported formats. Batch conversion handles a stack of files at once.

The current build includes OCR and can encrypt, merge, and annotate documents alongside the core editing tools. It supports a wide set of interface languages—Russian, German, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Italian, and English among them.

• OCR is included in this build.

• macOS 11 or later
• Intel-based Mac