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Sign PDF

Draw a signature and place it on a page — entirely in your browser.

This adds a visual signature image, not a cryptographic (PKI) digital signature.

Printing a form just to sign and rescan it is a waste of paper for something a mouse or a fingertip can do directly. Draw your signature once, drop it exactly where it needs to go, and download the signed PDF.

1

Upload your PDF

Pick the document and the page that needs your signature.

2

Draw your signature

Sign with your mouse, trackpad, or touchscreen.

3

Position and download

Drag the signature into place on the page, then save the signed PDF.

Supported files and outputs

Accepts PDF files and adds a drawn signature image to a selected page.

Limitations and quality

This is a visual signature stamp, not a certificate-backed digital signature or identity-verification service. Placement and appearance should be checked before use.

Practical example

Place a handwritten approval on a simple form before returning the PDF by email.

Troubleshooting

Use a mouse, trackpad, or touchscreen with enough space to draw clearly. If the signature is misplaced, reload the original and position it again before exporting.

Processing happens in your browser. Keep the original file until you have opened and checked the downloaded result.

Before you start

Can I sign more than one page?⌄

Choose which page to place the signature on before downloading; re-run the tool on the result to sign an additional page.

Is this a legally binding electronic signature?⌄

This tool visually stamps your drawn signature onto the PDF. Whether that meets legal requirements for your use case depends on your jurisdiction and the document's purpose — check with a professional if it matters.