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One-click form filler powered by OpenAI. Uses your own API key for privacy. Best for simple web forms. Paw Paw is a smart one-click form filler that reads your document and automatically populates web form fields using AI. Upload your resume or document, click “Analyze & Fill Current Page”, and let Paw Paw map your content to the current form. You need: - Your own OpenAI API key .. - A document that will be used as a source for information to fill on form, like your cv, a description document, a contract, a passport (Supported Formats: •.pdf, •.doc, •.docx) Why use your own OpenAI API key? Your data stays under your control. Paw Paw does not store or proxy your information. You enter your own OpenAI API key (session only), and requests go directly to OpenAI from your browser session. Your key is not saved and must be re-entered when the session ends. How to get your API key (Takes 1 minute) 1. Go to https://platform.openai.com/ 2. Sign in or create an account 3. Navigate to API Keys 4. Create a new secret key 5. Paste it into the extension Custom instructions supported: You can add optional extra instructions to guide how the AI answers form questions. For example: – Prioritize accuracy over completeness – Use professional tone – Adapt answers to a specific job role This gives you control over how responses are generated. Works Best: With simple and well structured and semi-structured forms such as applications, registration forms, and profile pages. Simple. Private. Controlled by you.
Mar 1, 2026
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Media assets
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Listing exposes a contact email.
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Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
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