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Batch Fill PDF Forms

Fill the same PDF form for every family member or club participant from one spreadsheet saved as CSV.

A one-field form (Reference) and records.csv with three rows. Enter Reference as the file name column: the ZIP should hold A-100.pdf, B-200.pdf and C-300.pdf.

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Local limits: Max files: 2 / Max single file: 10 MB / Max total size: 12 MB

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A practical guide

One form, everyone's details.

  1. Choose one fillable PDF form and one CSV file; the CSV header row must use the form's field names.
  2. Optionally enter the column used for file names and choose whether to flatten values.
  3. Fill the forms, then open a few PDFs from the ZIP and compare them with their rows.

Try this example

Fill a school trip consent form for three children from a CSV with Name, Class and Parent columns.

Before

  • form.pdf
  • records.csv, 3 rows

After

  • A-100.pdf
  • B-200.pdf
  • C-300.pdf
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: Column names must match field names exactly; unknown columns are reported. Checkboxes accept yes/no, true/false, 1/0 or x. Only standard-font characters are supported.

Number the filled set
What you get

Fill one PDF form once per CSV row, with columns named after the form fields. Get a ZIP with one filled PDF per row.

Limits and important details

One PDF form up to 10 MB and one CSV up to 2 MB with up to 500 rows. Header names must match field names. Standard-font characters only.

Example

Fill the sample form from its three-row CSV with Reference as the file name column: the ZIP holds A-100.pdf, B-200.pdf and C-300.pdf, each with its own Reference value.