The PDF guides section now has fifteen new guides. The first five cover why a PDF may not accept typing, an expense reimbursement example, copying added information between pages, flattened downloads and a final check before sending.
Ten more walk through correcting added text, placing dates and checkmarks, finding a download, troubleshooting a file that will not open, navigating a long form, using Undo and Clear, positioning a visible signature, choosing between a form field and added text, checking a scanned source, and choosing the copy to send. The reimbursement details are fictional; the instructions use existing editor controls and explain their limits.
The same menu appears on every page. Guides, FAQ and Changelog stay visible on smaller screens, and help links open separately so an editing session stays in its tab. PDF processing and privacy behavior have not changed.
Version 1.1 — Find pages, copy marks, review your PDF
Open Pages to browse thumbnails and jump to another page. Previews show the original pages; your edits appear in the editor.
Duplicate a selected text mark, checkmark, date, or signature on the same page or another page. Move the copy into place, or Undo it.
Review changed form fields and added marks before preparing your download, with links back to the pages you changed.
Your PDF and edits still stay in this browser tab. Check every page of the downloaded copy before sharing it.
Version 1 — Initial launch
Document Forge is live. Open a PDF, fill it out, add your signature, and download a finished copy. No account, no watermarks, and no charge.
Here’s what you can do
Fill in form fields, checkboxes, and dropdowns.
Add text, checkmarks, and dates anywhere on a page, including on scanned forms.
Draw or type a signature, then move it into place.
Work through multi-page PDFs with page controls and zoom. Move your additions or undo a change.
Download your completed PDF, keep editing, and save another copy when you need one.
Try a sample document before opening your own.
Your PDF and edits stay in your browser. Download your work before closing the tab or clearing the session.
Version 1 supports standard, unencrypted PDFs up to 25 MB and 100 pages. It adds text and signatures over the page; it doesn’t rewrite the original text or turn a scan into editable text.