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Fill PDF Form

Complete standard PDF form fields locally and optionally flatten the filled values.

AcroForm fields

Fill PDF Form

Local processing active

Flattening makes filled values non-editable. It does not rasterize unrelated page content.

Detected fields

FORM

Choose a PDF containing standard AcroForm fields.

The practical guide

Fill interactive AcroForm fields and choose whether they remain editable.

The form filler works with standard AcroForm controls already embedded in a PDF; it cannot invent fields on a flat scanned page.

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Supported field controls

Detected text fields, checkboxes, radio groups, dropdowns, and option lists are presented with controls that match their PDF field type.

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Save editable or flattened values

Keeping fields interactive allows later edits. Flattening writes their current appearances into the page so recipients cannot simply change the controls.

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Know when a PDF is not a form

A scanned or visually designed form may contain no AcroForm fields. Use Edit PDF for visual text placement or Document Scanner and OCR for image-based paperwork.

Privacy by architecture

Your files and tool inputs stay in your browser.

The selected files, inputs, settings, and outputs are processed in this page and are not uploaded to any server.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Why does the tool report no fields?

The PDF may be a flat scan or use unsupported proprietary form technology rather than standard AcroForm fields.

Can I fill checkboxes and dropdowns?

Yes when those controls are standard PDF checkbox, radio, dropdown, or option-list fields.

What does flatten after filling do?

It makes the filled field appearances part of the saved page and removes their ordinary editability.

Does the tool add a legal digital signature?

No. Use Sign PDF for a visual signature; cryptographic certificate signing is not provided.