Paper forms, one question at a time.
Photograph a paper form. Blanks asks you one question at a time, then fills it in for you.
Scan the form with the phone's document scanner, take a photo, or open a PDF or picture you already have.
Lines, boxes, tick boxes and rows of letter boxes, each with the words printed beside it.
One at a time, in big type, with the right keyboard, Day, Month and Year boxes for dates, and big Yes and No buttons.
Your name, address and phone number can be kept on your phone for next time, only if you say yes.
Sign on the screen, or skip it and sign the printed form with a pen.
GP registration, school trips, council forms, permission slips: paper forms still turn up everywhere, and most of them are a chore. Blanks makes them a short conversation instead.
Photograph the form and Blanks finds the spaces to fill in. It asks you each question in plain words, one at a time, then writes your answers neatly in the right places, sized to fit. Check the preview, change anything, and save it as a PDF to print or send.
Lay the form flat in good light. The document scanner straightens the page for you.
Blanks may miss a blank. Tap anywhere on the preview to add something, and drag any answer to move it.
Save as PDF, then print it, email it or upload it wherever the form needs to go.
Yes. There are no ads and no account.
No. Forms are read on your phone and stay there until you delete them.
Tap anywhere on the preview to add words or a signature there.
