PDF Form Filler

Fill in the fields of a fillable PDF form and save it.

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PDF Form Filler — Fill in the fields of a fillable PDF form and save it

What PDF Form Filler does

Many application, tax and registration forms are fillable PDFs: they contain real fields for text, tick boxes, drop-down lists and options. PDF Form Filler reads those fields and shows them as a simple list you can complete in your browser — handy on a phone, where PDF apps often cannot fill forms. Save the result as a filled PDF, optionally locked so the answers cannot be changed.

How to fill a PDF form

  1. Add your PDF. The tool lists every fillable field it finds, using the names stored in the form.
  2. Type into text fields, tick the boxes and pick values from the lists.
  3. Optionally tick Lock the form after filling to flatten it.
  4. Press Save filled PDF and download.
  5. Open the result and check that every answer appears in the right place.

Supported field types

Field typeSupported
Text boxes, single and multi-lineYes
Check boxesYes
Drop-down listsYes
Radio button groupsYes
List boxesYes
Signature fieldsNo — use Sign PDF
Dynamic XFA formsNo

When the tool says there are no fillable fields

The PDF is a flat document: a scan, or a form exported without fields. You can still complete it by typing on top of the page with PDF Editor or PDF Annotator.

Should you lock the form?

Leave unlockedLock (flatten)
You or someone else will continue filling it laterThe form is final and ready to submit
The recipient's system reads the field valuesYou want the answers to look the same in every viewer

Some organisations process the field data electronically. If the instructions say not to flatten, leave the form unlocked.

Good to know

  • Field labels come from the names the form's author gave the fields. They are sometimes technical, such as “txtName1”. Fill a field, save, and check the result if a name is unclear.
  • Most forms embed a font that contains only English/Latin letters, so other scripts may not display inside fields. Use Latin letters there, or add other text with the PDF Annotator.
  • Fields with a maximum length will not accept more characters than the form allows.
  • Calculated fields and scripts inside forms are not run. Enter totals yourself and verify them.

Use cases

  • Completing bank, insurance, admission and employment forms.
  • Filling the same form repeatedly with different details.
  • Preparing a form on a phone when no PDF application is installed.

After filling

Sign the form, merge it with supporting documents and compress the final file if the portal has a size limit.

Privacy

The form is read and filled in your browser. Neither the PDF nor your answers are uploaded to our server.

Frequently asked questions

The PDF is a flat document, such as a scan. Use the PDF Editor or PDF Annotator to type on top of it.

Most forms embed a font with only English/Latin letters. Use Latin letters in the fields, or add text with the PDF Annotator.

No. Dynamic XFA forms made in Adobe LiveCycle are not supported.

No. The file is opened and processed by JavaScript in your browser and never leaves your device.

Files up to about 100 MB work on most computers. Very large files depend on your device’s memory.