Sign PDF
Draw or type a signature and place it onto a PDF page, then download the signed file. Free, private, runs entirely in your browser.
1. Create your signature
2. Upload the PDF to sign
Click to select a PDF file, or drag and drop
Your file never leaves your browserHow to Sign a PDF Online
- Create your signature by drawing it with your mouse or finger, or by typing your name in a cursive-style font.
- Click Use This Signature, then upload the PDF you want to sign.
- Choose the page number and drag the sliders to position and size the signature — a live preview shows exactly where it will land.
- Click Place Signature & Download PDF to get your signed file.
Example
A freelancer receives a one-page contract as a PDF, draws their signature, positions it in the bottom-right corner of the page at 25% width, and downloads a signed copy — all without printing, physically signing, or scanning anything.
Common Use Cases
- Signing contracts, agreements, and forms sent to you as a PDF.
- Adding a signature to letters or invoices before emailing them back.
- Quickly signing a document from a phone or tablet using touch drawing.
FAQ
- Is this a legally binding digital signature? No — this tool visually places a signature image onto the PDF page, similar to signing a printed page and scanning it back in. It does not create a cryptographic digital signature, certificate-based signature, or any tamper-evident seal recognized by e-signature compliance standards (like eIDAS or ESIGN). For legally binding signatures, use a dedicated e-signature service.
- Can I sign more than one page? This tool places one signature on one chosen page per run. To sign additional pages, download the result and run it through the tool again on a different page.
- Is my file uploaded anywhere? No — drawing, positioning, and embedding the signature all happen entirely in your browser; the PDF is never sent to a server.