Sign PDF
Add your drawn or typed signature to a PDF. This is not a certified digital signature.
AvailableIn your browserInput: PDF
How to use: Sign PDF
- Open the PDF and create your signature: draw it, type your name or upload an image.
- Click the page where you want the signature and adjust its size; choose whether it goes on this page, the last one or all of them.
- Press Sign PDF and download the document.
What it accepts and what you get
- Input
- One PDF up to 25 MB without a password and, if you upload an image of your signature, a PNG or JPG up to 5 MB.
- Output
- The same PDF with the image of your signature placed where you chose, and today's date if you asked for it.
- Where your data is processed
- Your data is processed in your browser and is not sent to our servers.
Limitations and notes
- This is not a digital or qualified electronic signature: there is no certificate, and nothing proves who added it or that the document was not changed afterwards.
- For a signature to be valid in a particular procedure, check which type of signature it requires.
- A typed signature uses a handwriting-style font from your device, so its look can vary from one device to another; the preview shows what will be placed.
Frequently asked questions
Is my signature uploaded to a server?
No. The signature is drawn and placed in your browser; neither the PDF nor the signature leaves your device.
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