Sign PDF

Draw or type your signature, place it on any page, then download your signed PDF.

Draw or type your signature and place it on any page of your PDF document. Position, resize, and adjust the signature until it fits perfectly. Ideal for signing contracts, approvals, letters, and any document that requires a personal signature.

Your signature is embedded directly into the PDF as a visual element. You can use a mouse, trackpad, or touchscreen to draw a freehand signature, or type your name for a clean text-based signature. Everything happens in your browser — your signed documents are never uploaded.

Best for: Contract signing · Approval workflows · Letters and memos · Permission forms

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to Sign a PDF Online

Add your signature to any PDF without printing, signing by hand, and re-scanning. Draw your signature with a mouse or touchscreen, or type your name in a handwriting-style font, then place it anywhere on the page, resize it, and download the signed document.

  1. Upload the PDF you need to sign.
  2. Create your signature: draw it freehand or type your name.
  3. Click on the page where you want to place your signature.
  4. Resize and position it, then download the signed PDF.

Signing a PDF in the browser replaces the tedious print-sign-scan cycle. Draw with your finger on a phone or trackpad on a laptop, or type your name and pick a signature-style font — whichever looks right for the document.

Everyday documents you can sign - Lease and rental agreements. - Job offer letters and employment forms. - Internal approval and authorisation forms. - Permission slips, consent forms, and simple contracts.

Placing and sizing your signature After creating your signature, click where it should go, then drag to resize and reposition until it sits neatly on the signature line. You can add more than one signature — useful for documents that need initials on several pages or signatures in multiple places.

Private, and a note on legal validity Your signature is created fresh each session and nothing is stored after you close the tab, and the file is signed locally without being uploaded. Electronic signatures are legally recognised in many places (for example under the US ESIGN Act and the EU's eIDAS regulation), but some documents require a certified digital signature from a dedicated e-signature provider — check the requirements for anything high-stakes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a legally valid signature?

In many cases, yes. Electronic signatures are legally recognised under laws like the US ESIGN Act and the EU eIDAS regulation. However, some documents require certified digital signatures from a dedicated provider.

Can I save my signature for later?

Your signature is created fresh each session. For privacy, nothing is stored after you close the page.

Can I add multiple signatures?

Yes. You can place multiple signatures or initials on different pages of the same document.

Can I sign on my phone?

Yes. On a touchscreen you can draw your signature with your finger, then place and resize it just like on desktop.

Is my document uploaded when I sign it?

No. Signing happens entirely in your browser, so the PDF and your signature never leave your device.