pdf-form-filler
PDF Form Filler
Fill static PDF forms by detecting PDF type and using the appropriate method:
- Text-based PDFs: Search for label text and insert values at found positions
- Image-based PDFs: Use Claude Vision iteratively for pixel-perfect placement
Quick Start
# Option 1: Text-based PDF (fast, uses label search)
uv run scripts/fill_pdf.py form.pdf filled.pdf "Label:?=value"
# Option 2: VLM-guided (works for ANY PDF, iteratively verifies placement)
uv run scripts/fill_pdf_vlm.py form.pdf filled.pdf --fields '{"Field": "value"}'
Method 1: Text Search Positioning (Text-Based PDFs)
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