It finds the fields
It detects blanks to fill in (lines, dots, {{fields}} and empty table cells) and, in a filled-in document, what changes: names, ID numbers, dates, amounts and addresses.
Fill in your usual documents in a minute
Upload a title page, certificate, letter, minutes or contract, even last time’s filled-in copy. DocPana finds what changes from one time to the next, saves it as a template and you only type the new details.
Free with your account, on a computer or a phone.
What it does
One detail, every place
If the same detail appears several times, you type it once and it changes everywhere.
Layout intact
The document keeps its design: only the details change.
Saved for next time
The template stays in your account and you use it whenever you need it.
How to use it
Three steps and you’re done
- 1
Upload your document
A Word file (.docx): the blank form or last time’s filled-in copy.
- 2
See the fields
DocPana shows you the details it found to fill in.
- 3
Type and download
Fill in only what changes and download the finished Word file.
In numbers
What it costs
| Analyzing a template | No credits spent: 3 a day on Free, 15 on Basic and 30 on Pro |
|---|---|
| Creating a document | 1 credit |
| In and out | A Word file (.docx) |
The ones you reuse changing only a few details: certificates, letters, minutes, contracts, requests or the title page of your papers.
No. If your form has lines or {{fields}}, it finds them; if you upload a filled-in copy, Panita detects the details that change from one time to the next.
To find the fields, yes: the document’s text is sent to our AI service (the privacy policy says which one). Filling in the template afterwards doesn’t use AI. Privacy policy
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