You can extract images and text directly from PDFs, plus quickly generate multi-page PDF documents from a variety of different documents (and even document types). Nitro is also adept at converting PDFs back into fully editable documents, making it possible to open them in Word, Excel and other text editors. It’s brilliant as preserving document layouts when converting to PDF, and thanks to its powerful editing tools you can perform tweaks on the finished PDF document itself: swap out images, change entire paragraphs of text, and so on. These improvements seamlessly integrate into Nitro’s existing capabilities. The new release also widens its support for integrating with cloud storage providers, natively working with Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive and Box. Users also gain more options when laying out and printing documents, with a new Booklet option and improved handling of multiple-page scans.

The new release also comes with noticeable performance improvements when opening large documents, while the addition of new pre- and post-processing techniques help improve the PDF’s quality when preserving the layout and design of an original document. New users will also appreciate the new Smart Tips suggest feature - its context-sensitive nature means it appears with timely, relevant advice. Select your category, highlight a tool and click Add> to include it on the Home tab. You can now customize the Home tab to include all your most-used tools thanks to a new Add Tools button, which lets you place up to five additional tools of your choice on the tab in the ‘Favorite tools’ section. It’s been tweaked to provide a shorter learning curve for new users, and will be instantly familiar thanks to the Office 2016-inspired design refresh, which extends to an improved Backstage view.

Nitro Pro has long been our PDF editor of choice - and version 11 is the best release yet.

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