Tenorshare PDNob PDF Editor for Mac: Decent for specific use cases

Offers a wide variety of PDF editing and annotation tools, but costly if you only want it in the short term.

BY MAHMOUD ITANI

In an increasingly digital world, PDF editors have become essential for numerous Mac users. While macOS offers an Apple Preview app for viewing and annotating PDFs by default, thoroughly editing these documents requires third-party software. Tenorshare PDNob PDF Editor for Mac is one of the options you may come across when hunting for a compatible application. Is it worth the recurring fees, though? PRICING AND AVAILABILITY Tenorshare’s PDNob PDF Editor (we can hear the Brits sniggering at the name) is only available on macOS 10.15, Windows 10, and newer versions of the two operating systems. So, unlike many similar apps, the company doesn’t offer an iPhone or iPad client for editing on the go. To help you evaluate the service, Tenorshare offers a 14-day free trial that unlocks PDNob PDF Editor’s tools—albeit with…

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Macworld (Digital) - 1 Issue, April 2025

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