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Life & fun · June 5, 2026

File Form Filler

Fill any web form from Excel or CSV, automatically

What it does

File Form Filler lets you auto‑fill any web form using data from Excel, CSV, or TXT — without mapping fields or writing scripts. It uses smart field‑matching to detect labels, placeholders, and nearby text, so forms fill themselves. No setup, no workflows, no copy‑paste. Just upload your file and the form completes automatically. Perfect for repetitive tasks, onboarding, CRM entries, and bulk form filling.

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