Text fields
Single-line or multiline, with automatic font size.
Create a fillable PDF form
Turn your PDF into a fillable form with text fields, checkboxes, radio buttons and dropdowns. Anyone can fill it in – in Acrobat, a web browser or on a phone.
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How it works
- 1
Open your PDF
A regular PDF is all you need – for example, a form exported from Word.
- 2
Draw the fields
With the Form tool, drag where people will type. Choose the field type with the arrow next to the tool.
- 3
Download
Save the PDF – its fields can be filled in with any PDF viewer.
What it can do
Checkboxes and radio buttons
Radio buttons in the same group make up a single choice.
Dropdowns
Type the options, one per line.
Accented letters
Accents and other diacritics work when filling in the form and in the saved file.
Frequently asked questions
Where can people fill in the form?
In Adobe Acrobat and Reader, in web browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari) and in phone apps. The fields you create are standard PDF form fields.
What is the field name for?
The field’s value is saved under its name. Fields with the same name share a value – handy for a name that repeats on several pages.
How do I let people choose just one option?
Use radio buttons in the same group. Give each radio button its own value, such as Yes and No.
Can I fill in and sign the form right away?
Yes. Open the saved form again and fill it in – or, before you download it, fill it in and sign it with the other tools.
Who can see my document?
Only you and anyone you send the link to. The document is edited in your browser and only ever reaches our server encrypted. The copy deletes itself one hour after your last edit. Learn more in our privacy policy.