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Fill & Sign PDF

Fill out PDF forms and add your digital signature without uploading files.

Have your own PDF form? Drop it here to fill, sign, or extract its data.

Processing Mode

100% client-side via pdf-lib, which reads and writes AcroForm fields directly in your browser — no file chunks are ever uploaded.

Privacy & Speed

Zero latency from uploads. Nothing you drop or paste here is sent to a server.

Local Hardware

Form field placement and PDF re-assembly happen on your device's CPU — no server round-trip per field.


Fill an interactive PDF form and sign it, without printing anything

Many official forms — tax documents, permit applications, HR paperwork — are PDFs built with real, interactive form fields (technically called an AcroForm). Fill & Sign PDF reads those fields, gives you a simple sidebar to type into each one, lets you draw a signature, and exports the completed document — all inside your browser using the pdf-lib library.

What this tool needs to work

This tool fills existing form fields — it detects the AcroForm fields already built into the PDF and lists them in a sidebar for you to fill in. It does not let you click anywhere on the page to place new text, and it can't add fillable fields to a flat, non-interactive PDF (like a scanned document with no form structure). If you upload a PDF with no fields, you'll see a message telling you so instead of a form to fill — see Fillable vs. Non-Fillable PDF Forms for why that distinction exists and what to do about it.

If you need to add text anywhere on a flat PDF — not just into existing fields — use our Reorder & Delete PDF Pages or PDF Redactor tools for related but different page-level operations; this tool is specifically for AcroForm field-filling.

How signing actually works

The signature pad lets you draw your signature with a mouse or touchscreen — there's no option to upload a photo of a handwritten signature. Once drawn, the signature is placed at a fixed position in the bottom-right corner of the last page of the document. There's no drag-to-reposition control and no option to place it on a different page or add multiple signatures — if you need the signature somewhere else, you'll need to reorder your PDF so the signing page is last, or add it after export with another editor.

How to fill and sign a PDF

  1. Drag and drop a PDF that has interactive form fields into the workspace.
  2. Fill in each field listed in the sidebar — text fields and checkboxes are both supported.
  3. Click "Add Digital Signature" and draw your signature with your mouse or finger.
  4. Export — your filled and signed PDF downloads instantly.

Common use cases

  • Complete a tax form, permit application, or registration that was distributed as a fillable PDF.
  • Fill in and sign an NDA, service agreement, or offer letter that already has form fields set up.
  • Check boxes and type values into a structured intake form without printing it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I edit a PDF that is password protected?

Not directly — you'll need to remove the password first with our Unlock PDF tool, then fill and sign the unlocked file here.

What if my PDF doesn't have fillable fields?

This tool can only fill fields that already exist in the PDF. If your document is a flat scan or was exported without an AcroForm, this tool won't be able to add new fields to it.

Is my signature stored anywhere?

No. The signature you draw and the text you type are processed entirely in your browser's memory using pdf-lib. Nothing is uploaded or stored on our servers.

What is the maximum file size?

Free accounts can process files up to 100MB. Premium accounts can handle files up to 500MB, still entirely in the browser.

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