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Complete existing fields or add real fields to a PDF.

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Fill and create PDF forms

Choose a supported PDF, then review the changes in a separate copy.

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Fill and create PDF forms

  1. Open a document

    Choose a PDF with existing fields, or a PDF to make into a form.

  2. Fill or add fields

    Fill supported fields or place named text fields, checkboxes and dropdowns on a page.

  3. Save a form

    Review the new copy and download editable fields or a flattened result.

Before you save

  • Use an unlocked, untagged PDF up to 100 MB and 500 pages. Digitally signed, XFA, scripted and unsupported files are refused. Your original stays unchanged.
  • Supports standard AcroForm text, checkbox, dropdown and radio fields. XFA, digitally signed, scripted and unsupported form structures are refused.
  • New fields remain interactive unless you choose to flatten. Standard-font text must use supported characters. Check values and appearances in your recipient’s PDF reader.

Questions about pdf forms

Are the fields real PDF form fields?

Yes. New fields are standard AcroForm widgets, rather than painted text boxes. Save without flattening to keep them fillable.

What does flattening do?

It makes the visible field values part of the page and removes their interactivity. Keep an editable copy if you need to change the fields later.