Take the hassle out of form-filling

Infix Form filler enables you to quickly and easily fill-in basic PDF forms such as job applications, planning proposals or insurance claims forms.

Normally simple PDF versions of paper documents, these forms have to be printed out and filled in by hand. Using Infix you can do all the work electronically saving time, allowing you to erase mistakes and then send the finished form to anyone with a PDF reader.

Using Infix Form Filler makes it easy to deal with these electronic forms.

How does it work?

A plain PDF (one that has no interactive form elements) is normally very difficult to fill-in electronically since the PDF gives no clue as to what is a form-field and what’s static text.

Using the new Text Plus tool you can add new text to a PDF without disturbing any of the existing text. On it’s own this would be useful. However, the Text Plus tool also looks at the layout of the page to determine the size and shape of the text box that should be added.

The upshot of this is that all you have to do is click on the form-field you wish to fill-in and Infix will create a new text just the right size. It will even recognise check-boxes and allow you to toggle them.

Watch a video demonstration of Infix Form Filler in action.

In Form Fill mode, Infix will put a small, single-line watermark at the bottom of your form. Most people will be able to use their forms with this watermark. However if you feel you want to remove it, you can use Pay & Save or purchase a copy of Infix.

System Requirements
Any version of Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 (including 64-bit versions). 512MB RAM, 1GB for Windows Vista/7. 1GHz x86 CPU, 60MB free disk space.