What the editor is used for
Seven kinds of document people bring to the editor. In each, text that grows pushes what follows down, onto the next page if it has to. The table says what changes as you edit each kind, and which template to start from.
The editor and its templates open without an account; importing a PDF takes a free one and uses AI pages.
| Document | What changes as you edit | Template |
|---|---|---|
| Invoices | In ReflowPDF an invoice is a table of lines: add one with Tab and the totals move down. Start from a template or import your PDF. | |
| CVs and résumés | Add a role or a skill to your CV and what follows moves down, onto a second page if it needs one. Five CV templates, or import yours. | |
| Contracts | Add or reword a clause and the rest of the contract moves down, across pages. Five contract templates and a signature field; or import your own contract. | |
| Reports | Tables that run across pages repeat their header row, charts are edited as data, and headings become the bookmarks. Five report templates. | |
| Forms | Add questions as fields, from a short answer to a signature, and the PDF has form fields to fill in, named for screen readers. Five form templates. | |
| Proposals | Add a phase or an option to a proposal and the prices and terms after it move down. Five proposal templates, or import last year’s proposal. | |
| Letters | Rewrite a paragraph and the letter lays itself out again. If it runs onto a second page, the last paragraph goes there with the signature. Five letter templates. |
Bring the PDF you have.
Importing a PDF takes a free account and uses AI pages. The editor and its templates open without one.