Fill in a form
If the PDF already has form fields, they appear ready to type into: text boxes, checkboxes and dropdowns. Fill them in, then save. Tick Flatten if the answers should become a fixed part of the page before you send it.
Make any PDF fillable
Many forms are just printed lines and boxes. Choose Find blanks and GrovePDF looks for the places to write: fill-in lines, empty boxes and table cells, signature lines and checkboxes, using a small AI model that runs on your device, plus labels such as "Name:". It adds a field at each one. You can also add text fields, checkboxes and dropdowns by hand, move them and resize them.
Check before saving
- Look over every page: remove fields placed where nobody should write, and add any that were missed.
- The fields are standard PDF form fields, so people can fill them in Adobe Reader, a browser or a phone.
Related tools
To sign the filled form, use Sign PDF. To lock answers, comments and stamps into the pages without changing anything else, use Flatten PDF. More tips in how to edit, sign and fill in a PDF.