How it works
Open the form.
Type into the blue boxes, or choose Add text and tap where each answer goes. Add a signature, date and photo if asked.
Set a KB limit if the portal has one, and download.
Type into a PDF form's own boxes, tick its checkboxes and pick from its lists. Forms without boxes can be filled by typing anywhere on the page.
Pick a tool, then tap the page. Drag to move; use the corner handle to resize.
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Many application and bank forms have built-in fields. They show up as blue boxes you can type into straight away, including tick boxes, round options and drop-down lists. The values are saved into the form itself, so it stays fillable for whoever receives it.
If a form is just a printed page with lines, choose Add text and tap where each answer goes; drag it onto the line. Use Tick or Cross for boxes, Date for dates, and Image to attach a passport photo. Scanned forms work the same way.
Portals often limit the file size. Enter a limit next to Download, such as 200 KB or 500 KB, and the finished form is compressed to fit. The values you typed are printed onto the page first, so they survive the compression.
Type into a downloaded application form's fields instead of printing it and writing by hand.
Add text anywhere on a scanned form that has no fillable boxes.
Typed forms are easier for offices to read, so fewer come back for corrections.
Open the form.
Type into the blue boxes, or choose Add text and tap where each answer goes. Add a signature, date and photo if asked.
Set a KB limit if the portal has one, and download.
It has no built-in fields. Choose Add text and tap where you want to write.
Yes, unless you set a KB limit, which prints the answers onto the page so they can't be lost.
Yes. Choose Image, pick the photo, and drag and resize it into the photo box.
Yes. Typed Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and other Indian scripts are saved as real text.