Make a PDF fillable

Add real, fillable AcroForm fields — the kind Adobe Reader, browsers and phones all understand — to any static PDF.

Describe each field with five values — page number, horizontal and vertical position (as % of the page), the type (text or checkbox), and a label — separated by semicolons for multiple fields.

How it works
  1. 1

    Upload your PDF.

  2. 2

    List your fields as: page, x%, y%, type, label — semicolons between fields.

  3. 3

    Download the fillable PDF — recipients can complete it in any viewer.

Fields are genuine AcroForm widgets, so filled values save and print properly everywhere.

Positions are percentages of the page — 50, 50 is dead center — so you don't need to know PDF point coordinates.

This v1 places fields by typed coordinates — a visual drag-and-drop builder is on the roadmap. The output is fully standard either way.

PDF Forms — questions

Which field types?

Text fields and checkboxes today — the two that cover most forms. Dropdowns and signatures fields are planned.

Will Adobe Reader accept it?

Yes — these are standard AcroForm fields, readable by every mainstream viewer.

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