AvidPDF Is An Online PDF Reader

Here is an online PDF reader called avidPDF that lets you view any PDF document quickly and very easily. You don’t need to download and install any PDF reader on your computer or don’t need to worry about the safety issues associated with PDF documents.

avidPDF is also a PDF search engine. Therefore, you can search and read any PDF document right from there. There’s no need to download the PDF file to your computer to view it. Just give the URL of the document and click View button.

vidPDF has a very simple interface. you can see the number of pages, and easily flip through pages. It offers only few options like zoom in, zoom out, tilt, and page next.

The best part about it is that it’s absolutely free and no registration or account sign up is required. Click here to view your PDF documents.

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