Type on a scanned PDF with no form fields
A scanned form, a PDF made from a Word file, a page someone printed and photographed: there are no boxes to click, so ordinary form fillers can do nothing with it. In PDFPane you click anywhere and type.
Step by step
- Open PDFPane in your browser and drop the scan in. If it has no fields, PDFPane says so and switches to typing on the page.
- Click where the text should go and type. What you see is exactly where it lands in the file.
- Drag any text to line it up with the printed line.
- Use Tick, Cross or Dot for check boxes printed on the scan, and Date for today's date.
- Sign with Sign, then download a new copy.
Good to know
- The text is added as real text on top of the scan, in a clean font, so it prints sharply.
- Scans stay the size they were: adding a few words does not bloat a 20-page scan.
- Nothing is uploaded — useful when the scan is a passport page, a medical form or a signed contract.