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Undo, redo and autosave
Your changes are saved automatically. Use Undo and Redo to step back and forward.
Applies to A recent Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox
Kiwi PDF saves your work automatically while you edit — you never need to tap a Save button.
How autosave works
Every change is saved immediately. The title bar does not show an unsaved-changes indicator because there is nothing to save manually.
Undo and redo
Click the Undo and Redo buttons in the editor toolbar, or press Ctrl Z / Ctrl Y.
What cannot be undone
- Deleting a file from the file manager (not an editor action).
- Exporting or sharing a file (the export itself is not reversible, but the original file is unchanged).
Undo history is cleared when you close the editor. Reopening a file starts a fresh history.
Only saves when you make a change
Kiwi PDF only writes the file when you actually edit it. Simply opening and viewing a PDF — even selecting annotations — does not trigger a save. This protects the file's modification date and any digital signatures.