Signatures & forms
Fill PDF Form
Fill in a PDF form online: fields detected automatically with a live preview, or text, ticks and a date placed freely on any PDF. Nothing is uploaded.
How to use this tool
- 1
Drop your PDF form.
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Fill the listed fields, or tap them directly on the page.
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Add text, ticks or the date on the page if needed.
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Choose whether to flatten, then download the filled PDF.
Help
- The form's fields (text, checkboxes, radio buttons, lists and dropdowns) appear in an input form; tap a field on the page to edit it and watch the result update. Values already in the PDF are kept.
- A PDF with no fields, such as a scan or an exported Word document, can still be filled: place text, ticks, crosses and the date wherever you want, then move or enlarge them. Latin text becomes real text in the PDF.
- Arabic text (and other scripts the PDF's standard fonts cannot write) is drawn as an image in the field: crisp and readable, but not selectable.
- “Flatten” turns fields into fixed content, handy for sending a document nobody can change. XFA forms (Adobe LiveCycle) are not supported; the tool tells you so.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my PDF have no field to fill?
Many PDFs are plain images or pages without interactive areas. Use the “Add on the page” section to place text, ticks and the date on them.
Is my form sent anywhere?
No. It is read and filled in your browser; neither the file nor your answers leave your device.
What does “flatten” mean?
Fields become fixed page content: the PDF looks the same everywhere and nobody can change the answers. Without it, the form stays editable in any PDF reader.
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