Type into any blank
x = 4
Open the PDF, write your answers on the page, and pick it up again on any device. No app to install, no file to keep track of.
x = 4
Most worksheets are flat. They were scanned, or exported from a word processor, and there are no fields to click. Tools built for filling in forms have little to offer them, and the usual fallback is dropping text boxes on the page one at a time and nudging each one into place.
In Pappper the page is the background and everything you add sits on top of it. Each page lands locked, so writing an answer never drags the worksheet with it. Type where the answer goes, draw on the diagram, tick the box, and move on to the next question.
There is nothing to set up first. It takes a browser and the file your teacher sent.
Without an account, your board stays in the browser you made it in. Sign in for free and it moves to your account, where every stroke saves on its own and the same worksheet is there on your laptop, your tablet and the school computer.
Deleted something? Boards stay in the trash for 60 days, and the version timeline can bring back an earlier state of your work.
Pappper writes on top of the page. It does not change the text printed on the PDF, so if you need to reword the original document, use a PDF editor.
It also needs a connection to save to your account. If yours drops, Pappper tells you the changes are not saved and tries again with your next change, so keep the tab open until you are back online.
No. You can open a board and start right away. An account is free, and it is what lets you keep more than one board, reach them from other devices, and use the AI.
Yes. Pappper never needs fields: anything you type or draw sits on top of the page, wherever you put it.
Export it as a PDF and it can be printed, emailed or uploaded like any other file, with your answers on the page.