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A soft cream or grey behind the text is easier on the eyes than stark white, particularly for long reading sessions and for anyone who finds high contrast tiring. It also marks a draft out from a final copy at a glance.
The colour goes behind your existing content rather than over it, so the text stays selectable and searchable. Nothing is turned into an image.
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A soft cream or grey is easiest on the eyes.
The colour goes behind your content on your own device.
Save it. Your text is still real text.
Add your PDF, pick a colour, and run it. The colour goes behind everything already on the page.
Yes, and that is the point. The colour is placed behind your content rather than over it, so the text stays real text. It can still be selected, searched, and copied.
By turning the job around. A new page is made, the colour is filled in, and then your original page is laid on top. A PDF page has no background of its own, so the colour shows through from underneath. Drawing a filled rectangle onto the existing page would simply cover everything up.
A soft cream or grey is easier on the eyes than stark white over a long read, and some people find high contrast genuinely tiring. It is also a quick way to mark a draft apart from a final copy.
Yes, and it will use a lot of ink. Background colours are usually better left for reading on a screen.
No. Everything runs inside your browser on your own device. Your file is never sent anywhere, and nothing is stored.
No. Your original PDF stays exactly as it is. The tool creates a new file for you to download.
Yes. It is completely free with no sign-up and no limits.
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