Fill PDF form
Type into a PDF’s form fields and download the filled copy, optionally flattened.
Runs in your browser. Files aren’t uploaded.
Choose a PDF
Drop a PDF here, or choose from your device.
How to use Fill PDF form
- 1Choose a PDF form.
- 2Fill in the fields shown.
- 3Choose whether to flatten the answers, then select Save filled PDF.
Good to know
- Standard interactive (AcroForm) fields are supported. XFA forms, used by some government forms, can’t be filled in a browser.
- Flattening makes answers part of the page so they can’t be changed.
- For flat forms without fields, use Annotate PDF to add text boxes.
Supported files
- Input
- A PDF form with fillable (AcroForm) fields, up to 150 MB
- Output
- A filled PDF, optionally flattened
Processing happens on your device, so very large files depend on its memory. Free, with no sign-up or watermark.
What people use it for
- Complete an application or registration form
- Fill in a tax or HR form without printing
Fill PDF form questions
Something else? Visit support
The PDF probably has no interactive fields, or uses XFA, a format some government forms use that browsers can’t fill. For flat forms, add text with Annotate PDF or Edit PDF.
It makes your answers part of the page, so they can no longer be changed in the form fields.