How to use it
Choose a PDF that contains fillable form fields.
Fill in the detected fields: text, checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdowns.
Download the flattened PDF with your entered values.
Detect, fill, and flatten interactive PDF form fields (AcroForms) locally in your browser. Text fields, checkboxes, radio buttons, and dropdowns supported.
Read the guide Get help with this toolThis tool detects interactive AcroForm fields in a PDF — text fields, checkboxes, radio button groups, dropdown lists, and list boxes — and lets you fill them in your browser. After you enter values, the tool flattens the fields, making them non-editable static content in the downloaded PDF. The original file is never modified.
Signature fields (digital signatures) are not filled by this tool. Scanned forms without AcroForm structure are also not supported; for those, use the PDF Editor to add text overlays manually.
All detection, filling, and flattening happens locally in your browser using PDF.js for field detection and pdf-lib for form manipulation. The file never leaves your device.
Choose a PDF that contains fillable form fields.
Fill in the detected fields: text, checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdowns.
Download the flattened PDF with your entered values.
Filling out application forms, surveys, or questionnaires
Completing tax or government forms locally
Automatic field detection: finds all fillable AcroForm fields and presents them with appropriate input types.
Local processing: no uploads, the PDF and your entered data stay on your device.
Flattened output: filled fields become static content, so the recipient sees exactly what you entered.
Supports common field types: text, checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdowns, list boxes.
Text fields, checkboxes, radio button groups, dropdown lists, and list boxes. Signature fields are not filled programmatically.
The tool flattens fields after filling, making them non-editable in the output. The original PDF is unchanged.
Scanned forms without AcroForm fields cannot be filled by this tool. Use the PDF Editor for overlay-based filling.
No. All processing happens locally in your browser; the file never leaves your device.