Fill in and sign a PDF for $1.99
You see the price before you start, and you pay only when you download. Your PDF is never uploaded.
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You can also open photos of a paper form. Your PDF is never uploaded.
- Open your PDF here. Looking it over is free.
- Fill it in, sign it, fix the pages.
- Download it. That’s when the $1.99 is charged.
$1.99 per PDF, charged only when you download. Nothing renews.
Every tool here is included in the $1.99 per PDF
One PDF, every tool, one charge when you download. Merging in more PDFs or photos counts as the same PDF.
Your PDF is never uploaded
The editor runs inside your browser tab. Your PDF is opened, shown and saved on your computer or phone, and is never sent to us. The only thing our server handles is your hold, through Stripe.
While you work, your browser keeps a copy of your PDF and your changes on your device, so you don't lose your work if you reload the page. That copy is deleted when you release the hold. Otherwise it's deleted the next time you open the editor after 24 hours without changes. How we handle your data.
Check it yourself
- Open your PDF and place your hold.
- Turn off Wi-Fi.
- Keep filling in and signing. The editor still works.
- Turn Wi-Fi back on to download, because that step charges the hold.
What it costs
The same price for every PDF and every tool, shown before you start.
- When you start editing
- $1.99 hold on your card. Not a charge.
- When you press Download
- We charge the hold
- If you don't download
- Hold released after 24 hours, or right away with “Release my hold”
- Downloading again
- Free for 24 hours, same browser, same PDF
- Subscription
- None. Nothing renews.
- Total for one PDF
- $1.99
Questions
Is a hold the same as a charge?
No. A hold sets $1.99 aside on your card, and some banks show it as pending. We turn it into a charge only when you press Download. If you don't download, we release it and you pay nothing.
What happens if I close the tab before downloading?
Your PDF and your changes stay in this browser on this device. Open the FairFill PDF editor again in the same browser and carry on where you left off. If you don't download within 24 hours, we release the hold.
Can I make a PDF fillable without Adobe Acrobat?
Yes. Press Find blanks to add typing boxes on blank lines and tick boxes in empty squares, or draw boxes yourself with Text box and Checkbox. They are standard PDF form fields, so the person you send the PDF to can type in them with most PDF apps.
Can I change the words already printed in the PDF?
Not in this version. Cover the old words with Whiteout and type the new words on top. Whiteout only hides the old words; Blackout removes them from the file.
Which PDFs won't open?
PDFs with a password or an edit lock. First save a copy without the password, using the app that opens it, then open that copy here. Some government forms are an older type called XFA, which can't be filled in as a form here. You can type and sign on top of those, but you can't type into their own boxes.
Do I need an account?
No. You pay with a card on Stripe's page, and that's all we ask for.
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