Hi @mediworks
Thanks for getting back to me. 
The PDF Editor plugin displays and allows editing of PDF forms in the viewer, but there’s an important distinction in how the data is captured:
When you use the plugin’s “Save” action, it currently returns the original PDF’s base64 without the form field changes merged in. The edits you make are rendered in the viewer interface but aren’t being “flattened” into the PDF document structure that gets exported via the save action.
Instead of using the save action, try using the “Download PDF” button that appears in the PDF viewer toolbar itself. This button properly generates a new PDF with all changes baked in. You can then:
- Have users download the edited PDF directly, OR
- Capture the downloaded file and upload it to your database using Bubble’s file uploader
Could you test the download button approach and let me know if that generates the PDF correctly with your edits? If you need the base64 save action to work specifically for your workflow, please share more details about your use case so I can investigate if there’s a way to configure this or if we need to implement an enhancement to the plugin.
Looking forward to helping you resolve this!
Best regards,
Support Team
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