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Sign PDF Online

Add a drawn or typed signature to a PDF page, processed in your browser.

Drag a PDF here, or choose a file

Draw or type a signature, then drag it into place.

You can also paste a file directly (Ctrl+V or ⌘V).

This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your file is not uploaded to a server at any point.

How to Add a Signature to a PDF

Open your PDF, draw or type your signature, position it on the chosen page and download the signed copy - no upload required.

Draw or Type Your Signature

Drawing can work well on a phone, tablet or device with a stylus. On a laptop or desktop, a typed signature may produce a cleaner result - choose whichever method suits the document.

Frequently asked questions

No - this draws a signature image onto the page you choose, the same as signing a printout and scanning it back in. There's no identity verification, audit trail, or certificate behind it. For a document that needs a legally recognized e-signature (a contract, for example), use a dedicated e-signing service instead.

Not yet directly - a page with a rotation applied isn't supported for placement yet. Straighten it first with Rotate PDF, then sign the result.

Whichever looks more like your real signature. Drawing with a mouse rarely looks natural; on a phone or tablet with a finger or stylus it usually looks better. Typing your name in a script font is often the cleaner-looking option on a laptop.

One signature placement per download right now. To sign multiple pages, download after the first, then run the result back through this tool for the next page.

No. The PDF is read, rendered, and signed entirely in your browser.

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