Pdfedit MCP

Edit the text of an existing PDF in place: replace, delete, redact, insert, or fill form fields, keeping the original layout, fonts and everything you did not point at. `edits[]` is taken exactly as the API takes it (`op`, `scope`, `match`, `fit`), and the result carries up to 3 before/after previews of the pages that changed. To change text on one page only, set `scope.pages`; to pick one of seve

Apply the same edits to one template PDF once per record, producing one output document per record — a mail merge over an existing PDF. Returns a `job_id`: call `pdf_job` with it for the per-record results. To change text on one page only, set `scope.pages`; to pick one of several identical matches, use `scope.after` with nearby text or `scope.occurrence`. Use `op: 'redact'` when the text must b

Read the text of a PDF: every span with its page, position, font and span id, optionally filtered by `query` (the same four `match` modes an edit uses) and `pages`, over the `content`, `forms` and `annotations` layers. Paginated: pass the returned `next_cursor` back as `cursor` for the next page. Use it before `pdf_edit` to check what a document actually says and to pick the `scope` that selects t

Render one page of a PDF as a PNG image block, optionally cropped to `region` and with rectangles drawn over `highlight`. Use it to see a page before editing it, or to check the result afterwards.

The result of an async edit or a batch, by `job_id`: the same body `pdf_edit` returns once the job is done, plus `progress` while it is still queued or running, and `records` for a batch.