Three ways to sign
Drawn, typed in a handwriting font, or taken from a photo or scan.
Draw, type or upload your signature and place it anywhere in the document. No printing, scanning or sign-up.
Drag and drop a PDF here
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Select PDF to signUp to 100 MB · opens instantly
Drag a contract, order or form into the window. It opens right away.
Draw it with your mouse or finger, type it in a handwriting font, or upload a photo of it – the white background is removed automatically.
Click where the signature goes, adjust its size and download the signed PDF.
Drawn, typed in a handwriting font, or taken from a photo or scan.
On a phone or tablet, sign the document with your finger, just like on paper.
Add your name, today’s date or a check mark ✓ to your signature.
You can have it remembered only in this browser – it isn’t sent to the server.
It’s a visual signature – the same as scanning a signed sheet of paper. It’s often used for everyday paperwork (orders, confirmations, internal documents). It isn’t, however, a certificate-based electronic signature under the EU eIDAS regulation, which authorities usually require. You can create one with your own certificate – see “Digitally sign PDF”.
Yes. The editor works in the browser on phones and tablets, and you draw your signature with your finger.
Only if you check “Remember signature in this browser” – then it stays in your browser’s storage on this device. The signature isn’t stored on the server separately.
Click the arrow next to the Text tool, choose “Today’s date” and click next to your signature.
Only you and anyone you send the link to. The document is edited in your browser and only ever reaches our server encrypted. The copy deletes itself one hour after your last edit. Learn more in our privacy policy.