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Fill in a PDF form

Type into the fields and save

Up to 200 MB at a time. On a phone, large documents take longer and need more memory.

Standard PDF forms (AcroForm) are supported: text fields, tick boxes, radio buttons and lists. XFA, calculations and digital signature fields are not. For a scan without fields, use Edit PDF.

Your file stays on your device. No sign-up, no limits.

To fill in a PDF form, type into its fields: text boxes, tick boxes, radio buttons and drop-down lists. Then choose whether the fields stay editable or the values become a fixed part of the page. If the document has no fields, like a scanned form, put your text on top of the page with Edit PDF instead.

How it works

Standard forms (AcroForm) are supported. Forms with automatic calculations, XFA forms and digital signature fields don't run here; fill those in with Adobe Reader.

Choose the PDF, fill in the fields, pick how to save it and press “Save form”.

Worked example

A visa application form has fields for your name, passport number and address. Type “Sarah Collins” and the rest, then tick the consent box. If you'll add more later, keep the fields editable; if you're sending it off, lock them.

Questions people ask

How do I fill in a PDF form on my phone?

Choose the form from Downloads and fill in the fields with your phone's keyboard. Everything else works as on a computer.

Why can't I see any fields?

Scans and ordinary PDFs don't have form fields. Use Edit PDF and place your text on the blank lines.

Can I type Serbian letters like č, ć and đ?

Yes. The built-in font covers Serbian Latin and Cyrillic as well as English.

Can I sign the form too?

Save the form, then add a visible signature with Sign a PDF.

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Updated: 13 November 2026