Create Forms
Make existing PDF documents fillable.
or drop a PDF here
or start with a blank document
Files stay private. Automatically deleted after 2 hours.
Step-by-step guide
How To Create a Fillable Form
Open any PDF and lay fillable fields straight onto the page — the builder's fields are live, so you can try them as you place them.
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Upload your PDF and pick a field type
Choose a file above. The field bar holds everything a reader will use: Text for single lines, Multiline for paragraphs, Radio and Checkbox for ticks, Dropdown for menus and Signature for signing — each one is a live control, so you can type and toggle as you build.
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Click to drop fields — then name them
Click where a field belongs — or drag to draw it at its exact size. Drag a field by its handle to move it. Click one and open its properties to set the field's name, list dropdown options one per line, or mark it mandatory — Repeat on all pages puts a copy on every sheet.
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Publish it, or save the file
Got a static paper form? Auto-detect fields turns its boxes and lines into fillable fields automatically, and Reorder sets the tab order readers move through. Publish hands out a link that opens the form ready to fill and sign. Save keeps the draft; Save and Continue finishes the file — any PDF viewer can then fill it in.
Files added here are embedded inside the PDF. Readers open them from their attachments pane.
Every applied change for this document, newest first.
Create signature
Use a photo or scan of your signature on a plain background.
Sign on paper, then hold it up to the camera.
Free PDF Editor does not guarantee that the signature provided through this tool is legally binding.
Add image
Publish for others to fill & sign
Share this link — it opens the Fill & Sign editor with your form ready to fill. The file is kept for two hours, like every upload; after that, publish again for a fresh link.
Create stamp
Link properties
Where should this open?
Tab order — Form fields
Custom order — drag and drop below to reorder.
Fonts
Keyboard shortcuts
Toolbar guide
Every button in this editor — what it is and how to use it. The list is read off the toolbar you actually have, so it matches this page.
Edit existing text
Finds this text in the PDF and replaces it. Works on text-based PDFs; scans (images) cannot be edited.
Send feedback
Tell the team what worked, what did not, or what you want next. Send opens your mail app with the message ready — nothing is posted from this page itself.