Cannot get full laptop tools via IPad Pro

@Dinar25369101ks2h  even though your iPad Pro is incredibly capable, it's still running iPadOS, which websites typically interpret as a mobile operating system, leading them to offer you the app or a mobile-optimized (and often feature-limited) web version.

To try and "trick" the website into giving you the laptop version, you'll need to change how your iPad's browser identifies itself. Here's how you can usually do it in Safari on iPadOS... Open Safari and go to the website you want to use for PDF editing. In the Safari address bar, on the left side, you'll see a small "aA" icon. Tap on the "aA" icon. From the dropdown menu that appears, select "Request Desktop Website." This action tells Safari to send a user agent string that makes the website think you're Browse from a desktop computer (like a Mac or Windows laptop), rather than an iPad. In most cases, this will force the website to load its full desktop version, hopefully giving you all the robust PDF editing tools you need.

It's a small workaround, but it should hopefully work!