Fill and Sign a PDF
Fill in an interactive PDF form's text fields, checkboxes, and dropdowns, then add your signature before downloading — all processed locally in your browser, without uploading the form to a server.

Drop your file here, or click to choose
A real use case
A new employee gets a fillable W-9 PDF from an accountant and needs to return it the same afternoon without a printer at home. Open Fill & Sign, type name and taxpayer details into the detected fields, draw a signature at the bottom, and download the completed form to email straight back — no printing, signing on paper, or scanning involved.
How to fill & sign pdf
1Drop the form
Drop a fillable PDF form into the tool — it stays on your device.
2Fill the fields
Enter text, check boxes, and choose dropdown options for each detected field.
3Add a signature
Optionally draw or type a signature and drag it into position.
4Download
Click "Fill & Sign" and download the completed PDF.
Why sign with Fill & Sign instead of printing and scanning?
- 📝 Fill out a PDF form online free without printing it, signing on paper, and scanning it back in.
- 🔍 Form fields are detected automatically, so you fill in a simple list instead of clicking tiny boxes on the page.
- ✍️ Add a signature in the same pass, so the form is complete and signed in one download.
- 🔒 Everything — filling and signing — happens in your browser, so the form's contents are never uploaded.
What actually happens to your file
pdf-lib reads the PDF's AcroForm structure directly in this tab to detect existing text fields, checkboxes, radio groups, and dropdowns, then writes the values you enter back into those same field objects — the form stays interactive by default rather than being flattened into flat text. If you add a signature, it's captured as an image on your browser's canvas and embedded onto the page the same way Sign PDF does. The completed document is assembled entirely in memory and handed to your download, with the form's contents never sent to a server.
Limits and edge cases
- Only fields already built into the PDF as an interactive form are detected — a scanned form with no real form fields has nothing for this tool to find; use Sign PDF to place text or a signature freely instead.
- Filled-in field values remain editable after download unless the form is flattened, since the underlying AcroForm fields are kept live by default.
- A password-protected PDF needs to be unlocked first, since detecting and writing to form fields requires opening the file directly.
- Complex forms with scripted field behavior (auto-calculating totals, conditional fields) may not trigger those scripts here, since this tool fills values without executing a PDF's embedded JavaScript.
Frequently asked questions
What if my PDF doesn't have fillable form fields?+
What field types are supported?+
Is my filled-in form uploaded anywhere?+
Can I still edit the form after downloading?+
Does this work on a Chromebook without a Play Store app?+
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Using a Chromebook? See our Chromebook guide for device-specific tips.
