✦Interactive forms
Turn any PDF into an interactive form
A scan, a photo or a flat PDF becomes an AcroForm document with real fillable fields — in Acrobat, Preview or any reader. Without redrawing the form.
How it works
- 1
The geometry is detected
Rules, checkboxes, character grids and text areas are found on the document — whether it is native, scanned or photographed.
- 2
You correct whatever needs it
The editor lets you move, resize, create or delete a field. Nothing the detection produced is set in stone.
- 3
The form becomes reusable
You get an AcroForm PDF: real fields, editable in Acrobat, Preview or any reader. Convert once, use it a thousand times.
What it is for
You hand out a form
A document your clients or your teams fill in by hand becomes fillable on screen — no reprinting, no retyping.
You process the same document over and over
Converting a tax form, a lease or a claim once saves you the detection on every new file.
Exactly what you get
- AcroForm PDF — real form fields, editable in Acrobat or Preview.
- Flattened PDF — the values merged into the document, the format you send on.
- CSV / JSON — the field data for your own systems.
No plan adds a watermark to the AcroForms it generates. See pricing
What Plume also does
Features that are already there, though you may not spot them at first glance.
- Everyone fills in their part, and signsSend the PDF by link: the other person sees the whole document, with their boxes highlighted in another colour, fills them in and signs — without creating an account.Learn more
- One form for several peopleOne copy per person, up to 25 per upload, each filled in with that person's own information; on export, one PDF per person.Learn more
- Attachments, found for youMissing an annex or a declaration? Pluma suggests the form from the library to fill in, drafts your own sworn statement, or fetches the document from an official website.Learn more
- Correct the text of a scan or a photoLetters are copied from the page when it contains them, otherwise drawn in a similar font; the rest of the line shifts along, as in a word processor.Learn more