Markup
Explore the possibilities of document markup
Improve the review and feedback process with a suite of powerful markup tools that enable precise edits, collaborative feedback, detailed content analysis, and more.
Use cases
Add annotations and comments
Insert text, highlight content, add shapes, and include comments or notes using customizable annotation tools that support various styles and formats.
Measure distance, area, and perimeter
Leverage built-in measurement tools to calculate precise distances, areas, and perimeters directly within a PDF, with support for custom units and scaling.
Collaborate and edit in real time
Use real-time collaboration features that allow multiple users to edit and annotate documents simultaneously, with instant updates and version control.
Secure documents with permissions and signatures
Apply advanced document security through customizable permissions, digital signatures, and encryption to control access and ensure document integrity.
Manage metadata and XMP annotations
Edit, add, and manage XMP metadata within PDFs to store critical information about a document, ensuring proper categorization and context for future use.
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Annotations
Enable comprehensive document annotation
Enable comprehensive document annotation
Integrate a robust annotation system with quick access to a wide range of PDF tools via a customizable toolbar. Features include rich text and ink annotations, enhanced reusable stamps, a context-sensitive inspector for detailed control, and advanced options like `noZoom` and batch manipulation.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the system requirements for integrating the Web form filling SDK into a web application?
Integrating the Web form filling SDK into a web application requires an AcroForms PDF with form fields, a web browser, and a JavaScript framework project.
To programmatically fill forms on the server side, you need a Docker environment (for Document Engine) and the necessary data in JSON format.
How does the Web form filling SDK handle different PDF form standards, such as AcroForms?
We provide extensive support for AcroForms, which is a widely used standard for PDF forms. The SDK allows users to interact with, fill out, and submit these forms directly within web applications. AcroForms support includes handling various form elements such as text fields, checkboxes, radio buttons, and dropdown menus. Our robust rendering engine ensures forms appear accurately across all platforms, maintaining a consistent user experience.
Can web form fields be prefilled or dynamically populated from a server?
Yes, web form fields can be prefilled or dynamically populated.
What security features are included in the form filling SDK, and how is data handled?
We ensure security and data handling by providing robust authentication mechanisms, such as JSON Web Tokens (JWTs), to control access to document and form data. Additionally, our security features allow setting detailed permissions for document-level and annotation-level interactions, ensuring only authorized users can view, edit, or collaborate on documents.
What form submission options exist for server-side processing?
Document Engine provides several form submission options for server-side processing. You can import form data using Instant JSON or XFDF formats by sending a multipart request to the /build endpoint. Additionally, form data can be dynamically populated from a database or through API calls using these formats. These methods ensure secure and efficient form handling and submission.