Sign PDF
Draw your signature once, click to place it anywhere on the document, resize to fit — then download the signed PDF.
About this tool
Print, sign, scan, email — the ritual nobody misses. This tool lets you sign a PDF directly in your browser: draw your signature with a mouse, finger or stylus (or type it in a script style), then click anywhere on the document to place it. Move it, resize it, stamp it on as many pages as you need, and download the signed file.
Because everything runs locally, contracts and agreements never touch a server — a real advantage over upload-based signing sites for anything confidential.
How to sign a PDF
- Drop your PDF and click Draw signature.
- Draw with mouse or finger (or switch to typing), then Use signature.
- Click the spot on the page where the signature belongs; drag and resize to fit.
- Click Download signed PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Is my document or signature uploaded anywhere?
No. The PDF is rendered, signed and saved entirely in your browser — neither the document nor your signature ever leaves your device.
Is this a legally binding electronic signature?
It produces a simple electronic signature — an image of your signature embedded in the document — which many jurisdictions accept for everyday agreements. It is not a cryptographic digital signature with identity verification; for high-stakes contracts, check what your jurisdiction and counterparty require.
Can I sign with my finger on a phone?
Yes — the signature pad works with touch, so you can draw with a finger or stylus on phones and tablets.
Can I place the signature on multiple pages?
Yes — draw the signature once, then click every place you want it. Each placed copy can be moved, resized and deleted independently.