Sign a PDF
Draw a signature with your mouse, trackpad or finger and stamp it onto the page. No account, no email, no subscription.
Simple document signing should not require creating an account with an e-signature vendor. For sending a signed quote, consent form or lease back to the other party, drawing a signature image and placing it on the page is sufficient and instantaneous.
Draw once and reuse the signature across pages. Choose which page to sign, where on the page it sits and how large it appears. The signature is embedded as an image object with transparency, so it sits naturally over the document rather than in a white box.
How to sign a pdf
- Add your PDFDrop the document you need to sign.
- Draw your signatureUse the signature pad with a mouse, trackpad, stylus or finger. Clear and redraw as needed.
- Choose placementSelect the page and position, then set the signature width.
- Sign and downloadThe signed PDF is produced locally and saved to your device.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a legally binding e-signature?
A drawn signature image on a PDF is widely accepted for ordinary business documents. It is not a certificate-based digital signature with audit trail, so for contracts that require identity verification use a dedicated e-signature provider.
Can I use a touchscreen or phone?
Yes. The signature pad accepts touch and stylus input, with a thicker stroke for finger signing.
Can I sign more than one page?
Yes. Choose the pages you want signed and the same signature is placed on each of them.
Does the signature have a white background?
No. The signature is captured with transparency, so only your strokes are visible over the page.
Can I reuse the signature later?
Keep the browser tab open to keep it in memory. Nothing is stored on a server, so it cannot be retrieved in a later session.
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