The form is already in the file.
Open a PDF that carries form fields and they appear here as real inputs, not as a place to draw text. Fill them in, then choose whether the result stays editable or is flattened into the page.
The fields come from the document itself. If the PDF is a scan with no form objects, there will be nothing here to fill and the tool will say so.
- Only fields the file declares can be filled — a flat scan that looks like a form has nothing underneath to fill
- Field names come from the document and are shown as stored, which is often terse or abbreviated
- Flattening fails on documents carrying signature fields, so those are saved editable instead and the result says so
The rest of the suite
Covered by the same $7 pass
- OpenMerge PDF
Combine several PDFs into one, in the order you choose.
- OpenSplit PDF
Pull a page range out of a PDF and save it as its own file.
- OpenOrganize PDF
Reorder pages and delete the ones you do not need, then save a clean copy.
- OpenRotate PDF
Turn all pages, or only the sideways ones, by 90, 180 or 270 degrees.
- OpenCrop PDF
Trim the edges of a scan, with a live preview of page one before you save.
- OpenPage numbers
Add “1 of 12”-style page numbers as real text, in the corner you pick.
- OpenWatermark PDF
Stamp a word across every page as real text — sharp at any zoom, tiny in bytes.
- OpenJPG to PDF
Bind photos or screenshots into a single PDF, one image per page.
- OpenPDF to JPG
Render pages as JPEGs at screen or print resolution, one file per page.
- OpenPDF to Markdown
Rebuild the text layer as Markdown, with headings guessed from font size.
- OpenSign a PDF
Draw, type or upload a signature and place it on the page.