Signing a PDF in Three Steps
Open your PDF
Drop the document onto the upload area or click to browse. It is read in your browser so nothing is sent to a server.
Make your signature
Draw it with a mouse or finger, type your name in a handwriting style, or upload a photo of a signature you already have. Clear and redraw until it looks right.
Place it and download
Choose a corner, decide whether to sign the last page, every page, or one you pick, then press Add Signature and download the signed PDF.
Three Ways to Create a Signature
Pick whichever way suits how you are working, on a laptop, a phone, or from an image you have saved.
| Method | How it works | Best when |
|---|---|---|
| Draw | Sign on the pad with a mouse, trackpad, or finger | You are on a touchscreen or want a genuine handwritten mark |
| Type | Enter your name and it is rendered in a handwriting style | You want a quick, tidy signature without drawing |
| Upload | Add a photo or scan of your real signature | You already have a signature image you reuse |
What This Tool Does and Does Not Do
Good for everyday signing
Stamps your signature onto forms, letters, and internal approvals, in the corner and pages you choose, leaving the rest untouched.
Not a legal e-signature
It does not verify identity, add an audit trail, timestamp, or certificate, or lock the file against later edits.
When you need more
For a contract that requires a qualified or certified e-signature, use a dedicated e-signature provider.
Private throughout
Everything runs in your browser, so your document and your signature never leave your device.