Sign your PDF right in the browser: draw your signature, type your name or pick an image - freely placeable on the live page preview. No upload.
Rendering page...
Running locally on your device ...
0%
Your files never left your device
No. Everything runs in your browser - your file never leaves your device. How this is verifiable
A contract, a form, a consent sheet: often only the signature is missing. Here you create it three ways, right in the browser: draw it with mouse, pen or finger on the signature pad, type your name and pick one of five script styles, or use an existing signature image (ideally a transparent PNG). For drawing and typing you also choose the ink colour - black or blue. No printing, no scanning. For forms with several fields you can also add initials, a date stamp and a company-stamp text - placed the same way.
Drag the finished signature freely with mouse or finger to where you want it - not just into a fixed corner. Pick the size alongside; the signature is placed to scale on the page with a transparent background. If the document has several pages you page through the preview to the right one - often the last. All five script styles ship locally; nothing is fetched from third-party servers.
Let us stay honest about the term: whether drawn, typed or an image - this places a visible signature onto the page, visually like a handwritten signing. When people say signing a PDF they sometimes mean more: a digital signature with a certificate and a cryptographic checksum that proves authorship and integrity. This tool is not that, and it does not issue such a legally binding electronic signature. For everyday use - returning a form without a printer and scanner - the visible variant is nonetheless often exactly what is needed.
| Input formats | |
|---|---|
| Output format | |
| Batch processing | No |
| Processing | Locally in your browser (JavaScript) |
| File upload | None |
Limitations: Visible signature (drawn, typed in 5 script styles, or a PNG/JPG image), not a cryptographic or certificate-based digital signature. Freely draggable on the page preview, no rotation. Ink colour black or blue for drawing/typing; for your own image a transparent PNG looks best. You can also place initials, a date stamp and a company-stamp text the same way - these stay visible marks too, not a digital signature with a trusted third-party timestamp. Open password-protected PDFs first with "Unlock PDF".
No. The PDF, your drawn or typed signature and any signature image stay entirely local in the browser - the script styles ship locally too.
Three ways: draw it (mouse, pen or finger), type your name and pick one of five script styles, or use an existing image (PNG/JPG).
Yes, drag it right on the page preview to where you want it; size and page are set alongside.
No, it is a visible signature on the page - not a cryptographic digital signature with a certificate, as some authorities require.
Black and blue - for drawing and for the typed name; your own image keeps its colours.
Yes, page through the preview to the page you want - e.g. the last one for a closing signature.
Yes. Under "Create signature" pick the Initials, Date or Company stamp mode instead of Draw/Type/Image - they are placed on the page the same way as the signature, but stay a visible mark just like it.