Features

A chart is a block with its numbers in the panel beside it. Change a value and its bar follows; choose one of six palettes; switch between bar, line, pie and donut. In the PDF the chart is drawn as vector graphics and described to screen readers by its title and values, or by a description you write.

Visual is the page to click on, with blocks to add on the left and the selected block’s settings on the right. Code is the same document as HTML and CSS, beside its pages, which follow it as you type. Here the @page size turns from A4 upright to A4 landscape, and the contract is laid out again on the wider sheet.

Start from a template for an invoice, CV, contract, report, proposal, letter, receipt, form or medical document, and put your own words in. A template is an ordinary document: every block in it can be changed, moved or removed.

A PDF made elsewhere is rebuilt as a document you can edit, with its headings, paragraphs and tables. It works best on structured documents such as invoices, reports and CVs; fonts and layout can differ from the original. Import with AI is in beta, as the editor marks it.

Import uses Google’s Gemini models. The PDF is not kept, and nothing is used to train AI. A PDF downloaded from ReflowPDF with “Keep the PDF editable” on opens without AI.

Describe the document in a sentence and choose what it is, an invoice, a price list, a report or a letter, and the assistant writes it and lays it out. Give it your brand: your website, or your logo, colours and fonts. Names, prices or dates you did not give are marked on the page as samples to replace.

Attach an Excel, CSV or JSON file and the rows go into the document exactly as they are in the file: twenty coffees in, twenty rows in the table. You choose the order and the grouping of the rows.

Select a block, press Ctrl J and say what to change. The answer is shown on the page before anything changes: the changed place is outlined, you can switch between Before and After, and then apply it or discard it.

Only the selected block is sent, not the whole document.

The whole document in another language: Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Spanish or one of 15 more. Only the words change; the layout, styles and images stay, and the pages are laid out again for the new text.

You can keep every language in the document and switch between them later, without AI.

Download the PDF (Ctrl E); with an account, also the document as HTML. The pages in the editor are laid out by the same engine that writes the PDF, so the file breaks its pages where the editor showed them.

With “Keep the PDF editable” on, the document travels inside the PDF. Opened in the editor again, it comes back as it was, with its text, fonts, pictures, charts and codes, and without AI. The file gets a little larger.

Other PDF readers show an ordinary PDF.