Turn Word Forms into Fillable, Accessible PDFs
Upload a Word document with form fields and get back a PDF that looks identical — with real, fillable form fields, digital signature support, and WCAG-compliant accessibility built in.
How It Works
Upload
Drop your Word document. We detect content controls, legacy form fields, checkboxes, dropdowns, date pickers, and signature lines automatically.
Convert
The document is rendered to PDF exactly as Word laid it out, then real fillable form fields are placed at the positions your Word fields occupied.
Download
Get a fillable, accessible PDF plus a field-by-field fidelity report of exactly what converted and how.
Features
Every Field Converts
Content controls, legacy form fields, checkboxes, and dropdowns become real PDF form fields at the exact positions they held in Word.
Signature Lines Become Real Signatures
Word signature lines are upgraded to digital signature fields that work with Adobe Acrobat’s signing workflow — something Word never gave you.
Date Fields That Validate
Word date pickers become date-validated PDF fields. Acrobat enforces the format; every other viewer degrades gracefully to plain text.
Honest Fidelity Report
Every conversion reports each field as exact, degraded, or unsupported. Nothing is silently dropped — ever.
Accessible by Default
Every field gets a tooltip for screen readers, logical tab order, and a tagged document structure.
Compliance-Ready Output
Built for government and enterprise workflows: required-field flags, preserved defaults, and a machine-readable JSON report.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Word form fields convert to PDF?
Modern content controls (text, checkbox, dropdown, date picker, rich text) and legacy form fields (FORMTEXT, FORMCHECKBOX, FORMDROPDOWN) all convert to real PDF form fields. Word signature lines become digital signature fields.
Will the PDF look like my Word document?
Yes — the document is rendered to PDF first, then form fields are placed at the exact positions the Word fields occupied. Every conversion includes a field-by-field fidelity report, and nothing is ever silently dropped.
Do the signature and date fields work everywhere?
Fillable text, checkbox, and dropdown fields work in every PDF viewer. Date validation and digital signing are enforced in Adobe Acrobat and other full-featured viewers; elsewhere those fields degrade gracefully to regular fillable fields.
How does accessibility work in the output PDF?
Every field gets a tooltip that screen readers announce, tab order follows the visual reading order, and the PDF keeps a tagged structure. The fidelity report flags anything that could not be converted exactly.