How to use Fill PDF form
- Drop the PDF form.
- Click a field and type; tick boxes and choose options.
- Optionally choose Flatten so nobody can change the answers.
- Press Save filled PDF.
About this tool
When a PDF has real form fields, Timesnap shows them as boxes you can type into, exactly where they sit on the page: text fields, multi-line answers, tick boxes, radio choices and drop-down lists. Fill them in, press Tab to move to the next one, and save. You can keep the form fillable, or flatten it so the answers become part of the page and can't be changed. If your PDF has no fields, Edit PDF lets you type anywhere on it instead.
- Text, multi-line, tick box, radio and drop-down fields
- Keep it fillable, or flatten the answers
- Fields stay exactly in place on the page
- Nothing is uploaded: your answers stay on your device
Questions
Why can't I click on my form?
Some PDFs only look like forms: the lines and boxes are printed, with no real fields. Use Edit PDF to type text and ticks anywhere on those pages.
What does flatten mean?
Flattening turns the answers into part of the page itself. The form can no longer be edited, which is useful when you send it to someone.
Can I add a signature to a form?
Yes. Save the filled form, then open it in Sign PDF to add your signature and the date.