Sharper annotations on the Mac: notes, signatures, highlights and stamps are now drawn at full screen resolution at every zoom level, matching the document's own text. Paste vector graphics: copy a region of a PDF in Preview (or drop a PDF file) and it is placed as crisp vector art instead of a picture, so equations, diagrams and text stay sharp at any size. Choose File… now accepts PDFs too. Everything you add is still a standard PDF annotation that other apps understand.

PDF Annotate exists because I needed to sign a contract. All I wanted was to open a PDF, draw my signature, add the date and send it back. Every app I tried wanted a subscription, or was a free download with the one feature I needed locked behind an in-app purchase. So I built the app I was looking for. PDF Annotate is a one-time purchase. What you see is what you get: every feature is included. There are no subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no accounts and no ads. Buy it once and use it on