Sign PDF
Draw or type your signature, then drag it onto the page and download the signed PDF — all in your browser with no uploads.
Add your signature to a PDF in a couple of clicks: draw it with your mouse, trackpad or finger, or type your name in a signature style you like. Drag it into position, resize it to fit the signature line, and download the signed copy. The whole flow happens on your device — no account, no emailed attachments, no waiting.
How to use Sign PDF
- Open the PDF and navigate to the page that needs the signature using the page controls.
- Create a signature by drawing it or typing your name, then pick the style that looks most like your own.
- Drag the signature onto the signature line and resize it so it fits naturally on the page.
- Apply and download the signed PDF; other pages remain exactly as they were.
Frequently asked questions
Which page gets my signature?
The page you are viewing when you apply it. Sign one page, then move to another page and repeat if the document needs signatures in several places — each application merges the signature into that page of the output file.
Is a signature added here legally binding?
Electronic signature laws vary by country and by document type. Simple signatures like this are widely accepted for everyday acknowledgements and internal paperwork, but documents with formal execution requirements — wills, some court filings, certain regulated contracts — may demand a dedicated signing process. Check what applies to your situation.
Does my signature leave my device?
No. The signature is drawn, placed and merged into the PDF entirely in your browser. No image of it is uploaded or stored, so it cannot be intercepted or reused from our side — treat downloaded signed copies as sensitive documents in their own right.
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