The PDF has blank lines, but nothing you can type into.
Upload a flat PDF. Get real fillable form fields. $1 per document.
Turns a flat, print-only PDF form into a fillable one with real, typeable fields, so people can complete it on screen instead of printing, writing, and scanning.
Acrobat can add form fields manually, field by field. This detects the blanks and makes them fillable for you.
No account, no signup, and we keep no copy of your PDF or the fillable one. You pay a dollar and the new PDF comes straight back.
Your PDF goes to our server at gate402.app, where we read its text. To find the blanks, the first 12,000 characters of that text go to OpenRouter, an outside AI service, which runs the model (Llama 3.1 8B) at one of the companies that host it. How long they keep it is up to their policies, not ours. Upload the blank form, not one you’ve already filled in. More on the privacy page.
Yes. It returns a PDF with interactive fields that anyone can fill in a normal PDF reader.
No. It needs a PDF with real text in it, and a scan is only a picture of the text, so the tool stops with an error. Run a scan through OCR first.
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