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Create a blank PDF from scratch
Sometimes you do not need to convert anything — you need an empty page to write on. PDFlick creates a fresh PDF at a standard page size that you can immediately type on, draw on, or sign, which is usually faster than opening a word processor to export one page.
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How to create a blank PDF from scratch
On iPhone & iPad
- Tap Blank PDF on the home screen.
- Choose a page size and how many pages to start with.
- The document opens straight into the editor — tap to add a text box, or switch to the pen.
- Save it into your library when you are done.
On Mac
- Pick Blank PDF from the sidebar.
- Set the page size and count, then create.
- Press T for a text box or P for the pen and work on the full-size canvas.
- ⌘S to save, then Reveal in Finder.
What makes it different
- Pages are written as real vector PDF pages, so anything you type stays selectable and searchable.
- You can insert more pages later from Organize Pages without recreating the document.
Blank PDF — questions
Can I use a blank PDF as a form to sign?
Yes. Create the page, add text with the editor, then place a drawn or typed signature with Sign PDF.
Can I add more pages after creating it?
Yes — open Organize Pages and insert as many as you need, anywhere in the document.
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