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pdfFiller

pdfFiller is a cloud-based PDF editing, eSignature, and document management platform.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

pdfFiller is a cloud-native platform for editing, collaborating on, and eSigning documents. Its official site states that millions of people trust it with their PDFs, and it offers an all-in-one solution for editing, signing, filling, sharing, merging, rearranging, compressing, and converting PDFs. The platform is presented as part of the airSlate family of document workflow products, alongside signNow eSignature and a legal document library. pdfFiller scores 4.6/5 from 710 reviews in multiple categories on G2, and its about page cites over 100 million users worldwide.

History

pdfFiller is presented on its official site as a cloud-native platform for PDF editing, collaboration, and eSigning, used by millions of people. Its about page describes it as part of a broader set of document workflow solutions that includes a no-code document workflow automation platform, an enterprise-grade eSignature solution (signNow), a powerful PDF creator and editor, and the largest online library of legal documents. The about page also states that the company has over 100 million users worldwide and 900 employees. The leadership page lists Vadim Yasinovsky as CEO and Co-Founder of airSlate, with other executives leading finance, AI and revenue, operations, legal, people, and engineering.

Products and positioning

All-in-one, cloud-native PDF editing and document management solution for individuals and teams.

  • pdfFiller

    Cloud-based PDF editor and creator for editing, creating fillable PDFs, and managing documents.

  • signNow

    Enterprise-grade eSignature solution for sending, approving, and eSigning documents.

  • airSlate

    No-code document workflow automation platform for teams.

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