Sign PDF
Draw a signature with your mouse or finger, pick the page and corner, and get it dropped into your PDF at that exact spot, ready to download.
How to sign a PDF
- Open the PDF you want to sign.
- Draw your signature in the box, then choose the page and corner to place it.
- Click "Sign and download" to get the signed PDF.
Frequently asked questions
No. This just places an image of a handwritten signature onto the file, similar to printing, signing by hand and scanning it back in — it is not a legally binding digital signature (which needs a digital certificate). It works well for drafts or internal sign-off.
On a phone or tablet, a finger or stylus gives a neater result than a mouse on a computer.
Redraw the signature or change the page/corner before signing — the tool does not support dragging the signature freely yet, only one of the three bottom corners.
Not yet, each pass signs one page. To sign more pages, take the downloaded file and sign another page with it.
Related tools
Watermark PDFStamp text on PDF pagesAdd Page Numbers to PDFNumber the pages of a PDFReorder PDF pagesChange the order of pages inside a PDFExtract text from PDFPull all the text out of a PDF to copy or downloadPDF info viewerView a PDF's page count, size and file infoMerge PDFCombine PDFs into one fileSplit PDFSplit a PDF into separate filesCompress PDFReduce a PDF's size, best for scans/photosJPG to PDFCombine photos into a PDF