Sign a PDF
Type, draw, or import your signature
Where it runs: On your machine.
Drop a file to begin.
Everything happens in this tab. The file is never sent, so there is no upload, no queue and no size ceiling beyond your device's memory.
What this tool does
Type your name and pick from fourteen handwriting fonts; it is then set as vector text, in the real font, and stays crisp at any zoom. Or draw it with a mouse or finger, or import an image of it. Nothing leaves this tab.
In the same family
Where the file goes
How to do it
- 01Drop in the PDF you have to sign.
- 02Type your name, draw your signature, or import an image of it.
- 03Place it where it belongs, resize, and save.
Frequently asked questions
- Is a typed signature sharp in print?
- Yes. Picked from the fourteen handwriting fonts on offer, it is set as vector artwork in the real font: it stays sharp at any magnification, unlike a photograph of a signature.
- Does my signature go to a server?
- No. Everything happens in this tab: the drawing, the imported image, the finished document. Nothing is sent, which is the least you should expect from a tool built for exactly that.
- Is this a legally qualified electronic signature?
- No. It is a handwritten signature placed on a document, as pen on paper, which is what most forms ask for. A qualified electronic signature requires a certificate and a trusted third party, which this tool does not provide.