Draw your signature with the mouse or your finger, place it on any page of a PDF, and download the signed document. Everything runs in your browser.
OR DRAG & DROP HERE — ONE FILE AT A TIME
You draw a signature once (with the mouse, trackpad or touch), then place it on the PDF page where you need it — like signing a paper document with a pen. The signature is embedded as an image on the page.
This is a visual signature — the image of your handwriting on the document. It is fine for many everyday agreements, but it is not a qualified electronic signature (like the ones with certificates used for legal filings in many countries). For documents that require a certified signature, use a dedicated e-signature provider.
Signing runs entirely in your browser. Your PDF and signature are never sent to any server and never stored.
Yes. Draw in the signature box with the mouse or trackpad. On touch devices you can sign with your finger. You can also upload a signature image (PNG with transparency works best).
Yes. After drawing, pick the page and click where the signature should go. You can drag it afterwards to fine-tune the position.
It is a visual signature — the image of your handwriting on the document. That is accepted for many everyday agreements, but it is not a qualified electronic signature with a certificate. Use a certified e-signature service for legal filings that require one.
Yes. Select the page you want to sign, place the signature, then move to another page and place it again. Each page can have its own signature.
Yes. Use the eraser button to clear the drawing, or 'clear signature' to start over. You can also change the color or thickness before drawing.
No. Everything happens locally in your browser — the PDF and the signature never leave your device.