"PDF form conversion" refers to the process of converting an interactive PDF form into another file format while retaining the structure and interactive elements of the form. This allows users to share or use forms in different file formats while preserving the functionality of the original PDF form.
Typical features of software in the area of "PDF form conversion" include:
Conversion to editable formats: The software allows for the conversion of interactive PDF forms into editable formats such as Microsoft Word or Excel, enabling users to edit or further process form data.
Retention of form elements: The converted file retains the structure and interactive elements of the original PDF form, such as text fields, checkboxes, radio buttons, and dropdown lists.
Customization options: Users can set various customization options such as adding headers and footers, changing fonts, or adjusting colors to customize the appearance of the converted forms.
Preservation of formatting: The software ensures that the formatting of the converted forms is preserved, including the alignment of text and elements as well as page structure.
Form data validation: Some programs offer features for validating form data to ensure that the entered information complies with specified rules or conditions.
Batch processing: The software enables the conversion of multiple PDF forms simultaneously, which is particularly useful when processing many forms.