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Batch 1099-NEC PDFs from spreadsheet rows

For CPA firms & bookkeepers

January is full of “1099 PDF from Excel” and “batch 1099-NEC” work—the same IRS fillable form, many payees. Batch-fill PDF from CSV maps your CSV columns once and outputs a ZIP of completed PDFs—locally in the browser.

Open Batch-fill PDF from CSV Runs in your browser—files are not uploaded to our servers.

Why this is painful without a batch tool

Preparers often have one official fillable 1099-NEC and a QuickBooks or Excel export with payer names, TINs, and box amounts. Copy-pasting into forty PDFs is error-prone; mail merge in Acrobat is clunky. The pattern is almost always “same PDF, many rows.”

Workflow with Batch-fill PDF from CSV

Export a UTF-8 CSV with one row per payee. Upload the CSV and your blank 1099-NEC PDF, map each field to a column once, then generate the ZIP. Spot-check two random PDFs against source data before e-filing or mailing—Batch-fill PDF from CSV does not replace your review procedures.

When to choose something else

If your software already e-files 1099s end-to-end, stay in that lane. Use this path when you only have a flat file and a PDF template, or when a client insists on a specific fillable PDF layout.