Daniel Warren Daniel is a Java Developer at IDRsolutions and the product manager for FormVu. He enjoys experimenting with different computer systems, D&D, and a variety of PC games.

How to convert a fillable PDF Form to HTML Form in 4 easy steps

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IDRsolutions online converter - PDF form to HTML form

In this article I will be taking you through the 4 easy steps of converting a fillable PDF form to HTML Form.  For this we will be using our product FormVu. FormVu converts fillable PDF Forms into standalone HTML with interactive form components. Therefore it is perfect tool for this guide.

I will be using our free online converter. Find it here and follow along with me whilst we convert our fillable PDF forms into HTML forms.

  1. Choose the PDF form file you wish to convert.
  2. Select the advance options you wish to use [all optional]:
    • Add a PDF password
    • Select your image scale
    • Select your text mode – choose between real text and shape text
    • Add a submit URL
    • Select the single file form option

    Fillable pdf form to HTML form (converter)

  3. Now click convert…it is as simple as that!
  4. The final step is for you to decide how you want to receive your converted document. You can either:
    • Preview online
    • Download the Zip file
    • or download more files [there is a 5 files a day limit on our online converters]

    Fillable form to HTML form

If you enjoyed using our online converter and found it useful you can also leave as a review on G2.



FormVu allows you to

Use Interactive PDF Forms in the Web Browser
Integrate fillable PDF Forms into Web Apps
Parse PDF forms as HTML5
Daniel Warren Daniel is a Java Developer at IDRsolutions and the product manager for FormVu. He enjoys experimenting with different computer systems, D&D, and a variety of PC games.

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