Fill in a PDF form without printing it

Open the form and its fields are detected and turned into real inputs: text boxes, tick boxes, radio buttons and drop-downs. Fill them in, sign if you need to, and download. The result keeps the document’s own form, so whoever receives it can still edit the fields, or you can flatten it so they cannot.

Open a PDF

How it works

  1. Open the form. Fields appear as inputs over the page.
  2. Type into the fields, tick the boxes and pick from the drop-downs.
  3. Add a signature with Sign if the form asks for one.
  4. Download PDF. Tick Flatten forms in the download dialog to lock the answers in.

Questions

What if the form has no fillable fields?

Use Add text to place a text box wherever an answer goes, and Sign for the signature line. Scanned forms work the same way.

What does flattening do?

It paints the answers onto the page and removes the fields, so the form can no longer be edited. Leave the box unticked to keep the fields live.

Are my answers uploaded?

No. Form values are part of the document and stay in your browser like everything else in the file.

Is it really free?

Yes. There are no paid tiers, no watermarks and no page limits. Downloading needs a free account with a confirmed email address, which is how the tool pays for itself: it introduces people to Eight Mile, the studio that built it.

More you can do

Eight Mile PDF is free, built by Eight Mile, a studio that designs websites and builds web apps and SaaS products for businesses.