Sign a PDF
Draw your signature straight onto the page with your mouse, trackpad, or finger — 100% in your browser, nothing is ever uploaded.
1. Choose your PDF
One file at a time.
Drop your PDF here or click to browse
How signing works
Draw, type, or upload a signature, then drag and resize it onto any page of your PDF. Once you confirm and download, it's flattened into the page just like an ink signature would be, so it can't be accidentally moved or edited afterward.
This is a visual signature for everyday documents — forms, letters, approvals — not a cryptographic digital signature with certificate-based identity verification. For documents requiring legal digital signatures with audit trails, a dedicated e-signature service may be more appropriate.
Full guide here: How to Sign a PDF Without Printing It.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a legally binding digital signature?
This creates a visual signature (drawn, typed, or uploaded image) flattened onto the page — not a cryptographically certified digital signature. For most everyday documents this is sufficient, but check your specific legal requirements for anything that needs certificate-based verification.
Can I move my signature after placing it?
Yes, until you confirm and finalize. You can drag, resize, and reposition your signature freely before downloading — once you confirm, it's flattened permanently onto the page.
Can I sign multiple pages?
Yes, you can place your signature on any page in the document, including the same signature repeated across multiple pages.
Does my file ever leave my device?
No. Signing, positioning, and the final flattening all happen locally in your browser — your file, your signature, and the signed result are never uploaded anywhere.
What signature input methods are supported?
You can draw a signature with your mouse or finger, type your name in a signature-style font, or upload an image of your signature.