Once the Gallery app opens, you should see the PDF you downloaded.
You can simply double-click on your downloaded PDF. The above is just to illustrate the default app that opens downloaded PDFs on a Chromebook. Double-clicking the PDF file will open the ChromeOS Gallery app by default, as shown here when I right-click on the file options. With the PDF saved to my Chromebook, I can see the file in the Chromebook Files app. Open the PDF using the Chromebook Files app The downloaded form will be saved on the hard drive of my Chromebook. The PDF opens in my browser and I can click the Download icon to save a copy of the PDF. Here’s how: Download a PDF on your Chromebookįor my example, I’m simply using the Chromebook browser to download a PDF form from the IRS. Aside from adding notes or a signature, you can add text to a PDF. More recently, ChromeOS 104 built on that feature, letting you edit PDFs on a Chromebook in the Gallery app. That actually started to change with ChromeOS 73, when Google added annotation support in PDFs. If you wanted to edit a PDF on a Chromebook though, you’d need some web app or Chrome extension. Here’s how to edit PDFs on a Chromebook natively, without using a third-party app.įor years, you could easily view PDFs on a Chromebook simply by opening them. The downloading and sending are the easy parts. She wanted to know what the best app might be for downloading, filling in, editing, and then sending out PDF documents. Earlier this week, a reader emailed me asking how to edit PDFs on a Chromebook.
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