PDF Tools · Local processing

Fill PDF Form

Fill native PDF fields or place text, signatures, and images directly on any page—all locally.

Direct form and document filling

Fill fields or place content directly on the PDF

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The practical guide

Complete a PDF directly while keeping the document on your device.

Detected AcroForm controls appear over their real page positions. Flat or scanned forms can still be completed by clicking the document to add movable text, signatures, or images.

01

Fill directly on the page

Click detected text fields, checkboxes, and choices where they appear. For a flat form, select Text and click the exact location where typing should begin.

02

Add signatures and images

Draw, type, or import a visual signature, then place and resize it directly. Supporting images and stamps use the same local object controls.

03

Save editable or flattened values

Keeping native fields interactive allows later edits. Flattening writes their values into the page, while manually placed content is embedded during export.

Privacy by architecture

Your sensitive tool inputs stay on your device.

Tool inputs, settings, and outputs are processed locally and are not intentionally sent to an application server.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Why are no native fields highlighted?

The PDF may be a flat scan or visually drawn form. Select Text, Signature, or Image and place content directly instead.

Can I fill checkboxes and dropdowns?

Yes when those controls are standard PDF fields; they appear over the document at their saved coordinates.

What does flatten filled fields do?

It makes native field values part of the saved page and removes their ordinary editability.

Does the tool add a legal digital signature?

No. It adds a visual signature; cryptographic certificate signing is not provided.