Detect and fill in interactive PDF form fields.
Detect and fill in interactive PDF form fields. PDF Forms runs entirely in your web browser, so your file is processed on your own device and is never uploaded to MyPDFMate.
Answers to the questions people ask most about using PDF Forms.
Upload the fillable PDF to PDF Forms on MyPDFMate. It detects the form's fields, you type your answers, and you download the completed PDF.
Yes. No sign-up, no watermark and no limit.
Upload it: PDF Forms lists every field it finds. If it finds none, the form is flat, meaning it just looks like a form on the page.
Use Edit PDF to type text anywhere on the page, such as next to each label.
PDF Forms currently fills text fields. Checkboxes, radio buttons and dropdowns are left as they are.
No. The completed form is flattened, so your answers become part of the page. That's ideal for submitting a final copy; keep the blank original if you need to fill it again.
Use PDF Forms in your browser. Chrome, Edge and Mac Preview can also fill most fillable forms directly.
The form may be flat (no fields), restricted by security settings, or an older dynamic (XFA) form that only opens properly in Adobe Reader.
Fill it in PDF Forms, download the completed PDF and attach it to your email or upload it to the portal. There's no need to print, write and scan.
Save the form to your phone (for example, from the email it came in), open PDF Forms in Safari or Chrome, pick the file and type your answers. Then download the completed PDF and share it.
Yes. Fill it here, then add your signature with Sign PDF.
Yes. The form is filled in your browser, and neither the file nor your answers are sent to a server.