Multiple presets
Save different reusable form states for the same page.
Chrome extension · Public beta soon
Never fill the same form twice.
Save reusable web form presets and fill them again anytime.
Presets stored locally
No account
No SaveForm tracking
Coming to the Chrome Web Store
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How it works
Three steps. Then get on with your day.
- 01
Fill
Complete a supported web form normally.
- 02
Save
Open SaveForm and name the current values as a reusable preset.
- 03
Fill again
Return later and restore the preset with one click.
SaveForm fills fields for you. It never submits the form.
Built for repetition
Useful shortcuts, sensible boundaries.
Keep the form states you actually reuse, without turning your browser into another account or cloud service.
One-click restore
Fill supported form fields from a saved preset.
Duplicate scenarios
Clone a preset to quickly create a variation.
Safer matching
Fields that cannot be matched confidently are skipped instead of guessed.
Local-first
Presets stay in Chrome extension storage on your browser profile.
Sensitive-field safeguards
SaveForm blocks identifiable high-risk fields and secret formats, but generic text can contain information it cannot recognize. Do not use presets for highly sensitive information.
Where it helps
Less repetition in the forms you already use.
Repetitive work
Reduce repeated data entry in administrative forms, back-office tools, and internal systems.
QA & development
Keep reusable test scenarios such as “Valid customer,” “Missing phone,” “Argentina customer,” or “USA customer.”
Everyday repeated forms
Reuse information on frequently completed forms with supported controls.
Privacy by design
Your presets are stored in your browser.
SaveForm is local-first by design. The current MVP does not send your saved form values to SaveForm servers.
Read the Privacy Policy- No SaveForm account
- No SaveForm analytics
- No SaveForm tracking
- No cloud storage
- No form-data transmission to SaveForm servers
Honest limitations
Standard forms work best.
Some sites that use highly customized widgets, iframes, Shadow DOM, rich-text editors, or other non-standard form components may not be fully supported yet. SaveForm skips fields when it cannot match them safely.
First public beta
SaveForm is getting ready.
The Chrome Web Store listing is not live yet. In the meantime, you can review the project or share feedback.