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AI-powered form autofill from your documents autofill.sh — Stop retyping your resume. Upload your resume, CV, or any document once. autofill.sh parses it into a smart profile using AI, then fills any job application form on any website — automatically. HOW IT WORKS 1. Upload your documents (PDF, DOCX, TXT, images) 2. AI extracts and structures your information 3. Click ⚡ on any page, type what you want filled, hit Fill WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT → Resume-first — no manual profile setup. Drop your PDF and go. → Works on any site — not limited to a list of supported platforms. AI understands any form on any ATS: Ashby, Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Taleo, and more. → Right-click to fill — right-click any section of a page and fill just that area. → Your voice — open-ended answers are grounded in your actual resume, not generic templates. → Prompt-guided — type "fill just the employment section" or "only name and email" to control exactly what gets filled. → Smart caching — pages are re-analyzed only when their structure changes, saving API calls. PRIVACY All your data stays in your browser. Documents are processed via OpenRouter (your own API key) and never stored on any server. REQUIREMENTS An OpenRouter API key (openrouter.ai). You pay only for what you use — a typical session costs fractions of a cent. Open source. Built for job seekers who are tired of copy-pasting the same information into a hundred different forms.
Mar 24, 2026
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