Automatically Fill PDF Forms with Python

In this video we learn how to automatically fill PDF forms with Python.
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[@redeux]

Great video breaking this down into easy steps! This is something i learned last year and has been a game changer.

[@TechnicallyRipped]

Very cool library!

[@BillyT83]

Pretty useful process to automate PDF forms filling with Python!

[@blushandrush9584]

oh yes. It works. You are a genius. Thanks a million for this video. It is exactly what i needed. :)

[@ashraf_isb]

thank you sir

[@thisisthebestid]

Thanks for the video! Is it possible to change the font (including type, size, color, weight) of text while filling form fields using fillpdfs?

[@nonesubham]

by any chance, can you think of starting a rust tutorial series?

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[@kaihengzhang5521]

Hi, Does anyone have the same issue not being able to fill the radio group?

[@JefferyHarrold]

Is there a way to get this library to flatten the file once it is filled in, to stop the data being altered? I've looked at the documentation and it mentions a 'flatten=True' option for the 'write_fillable_pdf', but the form fields are still editable. Is this something that is beyond the capabilites of the fillpdf module?

[@horikatanifuji5038]

Did you figure out how to do this?

[@JefferyHarrold]

@@horikatanifuji5038 I never found a way for it to work. Followed the documentation but it just didn't work like it should have. I haven't tried since then. It was mainly research for a custom CRM I'm in the planning stages of building, I was hoping to use this to finalise documents into PDFs but I'll have to try something else when I get closer to that stage in the build.

[@Iamvarma29]

Can i know which workspace is this or where can we run this code,i mean which platform

[@mr.k8660]

he uses pycharm

[@csantino5728]

Can i pay you to build something simple for me ?

[@jfsaraceno9265]

Now, do the reverse...pdfs to db

[@alexisrojas9908]

Do you find something ?

[@unidentifieduser5550]

The same function has been solved by Adobe Acrobat's prepare form. But, I am thinking about some new features. With your code, I think I can move forward a bit.

[@alexisrojas9908]

Do you know how to create a PDF fillable with python ? basically the reverse process of the video.

[@joeyong4880]

FIRST COMMENT

[@generaluser]

doesnt work. i wrote the exact code. error: Traceback (most recent call last):
File C:\ProgramData\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\spyder_kernels\py3compat.py:356 in compat_exec
exec(code, globals, locals)
File c:\users
eele\onedrive\2023 ventures\consulting\pdf_writer\pdf_writer_3.py:19
fillpdfs.write_fillable_pdf('simple_pdf_form.pdf', 'filled_simple_pdf_form.pdf', data_dict)
File C:\ProgramData\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages\fillpdf\fillpdfs.py:265 in write_fillable_pdf
if len(options) > 0:
TypeError: object of type 'NoneType' has no len()

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