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PDF form

Fill in the form fields directly on the document pages and save the finished PDF.

Drop your PDF form here

or choose it from disk

Click or drop another file to replace it

Fill in on the pageFill in text fields, checkboxes, option buttons and lists directly on the document preview.
FlatteningA flattened form looks the same, but its fields can no longer be edited — useful before sending it.
Processing in your browserThe PDF is processed locally in the tool, without sending the document to an external server.

How to fill in a PDF form on your computer

Many applications, declarations and official forms are published as interactive PDF forms with fields to fill in. Instead of printing them and writing by hand, type your details straight into the fields and save the finished file.

  1. Load the form

    Drop a PDF file with form fields.

  2. Fill in the fields

    Click a field on the page preview and type the value. Tick checkboxes, radio buttons and list items.

  3. Decide about flattening

    Flattening turns the entered values into ordinary page content that can no longer be changed.

  4. Download the filled-in PDF

    Save the file, ready to send or print.

When to flatten the form

Flatten the form before sending it if you don’t want anyone to change the entered data, or when the recipient uses a program that displays form fields badly.

A form without fields?

If the PDF is just a scan of a paper form with no active fields, open it in the PDF editor and add text with the “Add text” tool in the right places.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know whether a PDF has form fields?

Once the file is loaded, the tool shows the fields on the pages. If there are none, you will see a message suggesting the PDF editor.

Can I sign the completed form?

Yes – after saving, use the Sign PDF tool.

Is the data I enter stored anywhere?

No. You fill in the form in your browser and the data is not sent to a server.

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