Share a PDF from your phone or computer
When your browser supports it, Share a copy opens your device’s native share sheet, the same one your phone uses for photos, so the PDF can go straight to email, a messaging app or a cloud drive you already use.
No public download link is ever created. If your browser cannot share files, the PDF is downloaded instead so you can attach it yourself. Once you hand it off, the privacy practices of the app you chose apply.
Free forever. No signup. No watermark. Files are processed on your device; sharing only sends a copy where you choose.
How to share PDF
- Press Open a PDF and finish your edits.
- Choose Share & print in the left menu.
- Press Share a copy ↗.
- Pick an app from your device’s share menu, or attach the downloaded copy if sharing is not supported.
Questions
Which browsers can share files directly?
It depends on the browser and device. Many mobile browsers support file sharing. When yours doesn’t, a download starts instead.
Do you create a link to my file?
No. No public file links are created. The file goes only to the app you choose.
Can I rename the file before sharing?
Yes. Use Rename a PDF first. The shared copy uses the new name.