Some of the features – such as its OCR – are phenomenal and could be worth the admission price alone, but far too many important tools caused Foxit to crash, leading to a reluctant three stars out of five.
When Foxit wrote “Everything in Acrobat at a fraction of the price”, it wasn’t joking: it has everything for a £146 one-off payment, compared to Adobe’s £181 annual subscription. As you can see from the screenshot above, Foxit also corrected the angle of a scan of a hand-printed, 18th century-style poster, recoloured it to make it more readable and made the text editable – with no mistakes.Ī list of the remaining features would fill another article twice over, but highlights include a tool that reads your PDF aloud, three page-measurement tools, batch printing, PDF optimisation, tracked review emails, OneNote compatibility and Bates numbering. Foxit’s Business plan costs 8.99 per month and includes essential PDF tools, while Adobe’s Standard version requires a monthly payment of 12.99 and basic editing and collaboration features. When we threw the troublesome page from a 1981 copy of NME at it, the results, without any exaggeration, were jaw-dropping. Foxit PhantomPDF offers monthly and one-time payment, while Adobe Acrobat only provides an annual subscription. Foxit’s pièce de résistance, though, is its OCR tool.
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