Fill in a PDF form
Type into a fillable PDF form, tick the boxes, sign, and save it. The answers show in every PDF reader, and the form never leaves your device.
Drop a PDF, or choose a file
PDF files of any size.
Your file never leaves your device
How it works
Okaysize finds every field in the form, the text boxes, check boxes, radio buttons, dropdowns, and signature boxes, and puts an input right where it sits on the page. Type your answers, then save. Each answer is written into the PDF and drawn into its field, so it shows in other PDF readers and when you print.
Government and tax forms
Many official forms carry a second, hidden copy of the form (called XFA) that some readers show instead of the fields. Okaysize removes that copy when it saves, so every reader shows the same answers you typed.
Keep it fillable or lock it
By default the saved PDF is still a form, so you or someone else can change an answer later. Turn on Flatten after filling to make the answers part of the page before you send it.
How to fill in a PDF form
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Add your PDF form
Drag your PDF form onto the box, or click Choose a file. It opens right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
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Fill in the fields
Every field is highlighted on the page. Click one to type, tick check boxes, pick from dropdowns, and press Tab to move to the next field.
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Sign if the form asks for it
Click Sign here in a signature box, then draw, type, or upload your signature.
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Click Save filled PDF
Your answers are written into the form and drawn into each field, so they show in other PDF readers and when you print.
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Download the result
Click Download to save the filled in PDF. The original file is left exactly as it was.
Questions
My PDF has no fields to click
Then it isn't a fillable form, just a picture of one. Use Edit PDF to type anywhere on the page instead, or Create PDF form to add fields to it.
Is my form uploaded?
No. The form is read and filled in on your device. Your answers aren't kept in the browser either.
Can I sign the form?
Yes. Click Sign here in a signature box, then draw, type, or upload your signature. It's placed in the box as a picture of your signature, which is what most forms ask for. It isn't a certificate based digital signature.
Can I type in Hindi or other scripts?
Yes, the answer is saved in the form. The standard PDF font only draws Latin letters, so readers like Adobe Reader and Chrome draw other scripts themselves. If you flatten the form, use Latin letters.
The form says it needs Adobe Reader
Some forms are built only for Adobe's own format (XFA) and have no normal fields. Okaysize tells you when that's the case. Open those in Adobe Reader.
My PDF is password protected
If it asks for a password to open, unlock it first with Unlock PDF, then fill it in.