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Form Fill

Overview

What Form Fill is, how source, target, and output fit together, and how to fill your first form.

Form Fill takes information you already have — spreadsheets, extracted data, or other documents — and uses AI to fill out a PDF or DOCX form for you. Point it at your data, choose the form to fill, and download a finished document in seconds, with no manual copying and pasting.

What you can do

  • Fill PDF and DOCX forms automatically — give Form Fill your data and a target form, and the AI maps each value into the right place.
  • Fill from files or extracted data — use uploaded spreadsheets and documents, or send in results straight from a Universal Document Analysis extraction job.
  • Batch-fill many documents at once — produce one filled form per source file, or one per row of a spreadsheet.
  • Reuse your forms — save a target as a template so you can fill it again later without re-uploading.

How the pieces fit together

A Form Fill run is built from three choices you make on the page, top to bottom:

StepWhat it is
SourceThe information used to fill the form — uploaded files or extraction results.
TargetThe PDF or DOCX form to fill — an uploaded file or a saved template.
OutputThe format of the finished document and how many documents to produce.

Pick a source, pick a target, set the output options, and click Run Form Fill. The AI works in the background and hands back a finished document (or a ZIP of documents) to download.

Where to find it

Form Fill lives in the left sidebar under Form Fill (/dashboard/form-fill). Everything — source, target, output, run status, and your recent runs — is on that one page.

Supported files and limits

You can fill from these source types (the data to fill from):

TypeNotes
CSVSpreadsheet rows — required for Fill once per row.
XLSX (Excel)Spreadsheet rows — required for Fill once per row.
PDFRead for supporting information.
DOCX (Word)Read for supporting information.

You can fill into these target types (the form to fill into):

TypeOutput formats
PDFPDF
DOCX (Word)DOCX or PDF

Note: You can add up to 100 source files, totaling 1000 MB. A PDF target always produces a PDF; a DOCX target can be filled and saved as either DOCX or PDF.

Fill your first form in four steps

  1. Go to Form Fill (/dashboard/form-fill) and, under Source, click Choose files to upload your data.
  2. Under Target, upload the PDF or DOCX form you want filled.
  3. Under Output, pick the output format and a fill mode.
  4. Click Run Form Fill, then download the finished document when the run completes.

For the full walkthrough, continue to Filling a Form.