PDF Form Creator
Turn any PDF into a fillable form — drag out text-field and checkbox boxes right on the page, then download. Runs entirely in your browser; your file is never uploaded.
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Creating the form runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Fillable PDF
Upload a PDF, drag out text-field and checkbox boxes on each page, and press Create form. Everything runs in your browser; your file is never uploaded.
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PDF Form Creator turns a plain PDF into a real fillable form — drag out text-field and checkbox boxes right on top of the page, then download. The result opens as an interactive form in Adobe Acrobat, Preview, Chrome's built-in viewer, or our own PDF Form Filler. No signup, and nothing ever leaves your device.
How to use it
- Upload a PDF. Every page renders below so you can see exactly where you're placing fields.
- Pick Text field or Checkbox, then drag a box on the page to add that kind of field there.
- Give each field a name (or leave the auto-generated one) — this is the name a filler will see/use, and what shows up as the key when the form's data is exported.
- Repeat on any page, then press Create form to download the fillable PDF.
Why add fillable fields to a PDF?
A static PDF — a scanned intake sheet, a template you drew up in a word processor and exported — can't be typed into directly; whoever receives it has to print it, or awkwardly type notes in a separate document. Turning it into a real form means anyone can fill it in on-screen, and the values stay attached to the file as structured data another tool (or an automated pipeline) can read back out.
What field types are supported?
Text fields (a single line of typed text) and checkboxes. Radio button groups, dropdowns and list boxes aren't supported yet — for now, use one checkbox per option if you need a multiple-choice question.
Does this fill the fields in, too?
No — this only creates the empty, interactive fields. To fill them in (and optionally lock the values in afterward), use PDF Form Filler on the result, then Flatten PDF if you want the filled values to become permanent, non-editable page content.
Will this work on a password-protected PDF?
A PDF with an owner lock but no open password usually works fine. A file that requires a password just to open must be unlocked first — use the Unlock PDF tool, then create the form from the result.
Your file is processed entirely on your device and is never uploaded.