About this tool
Most signatures in everyday paperwork are visual: a name in the signature block of a form, an initialled approval, a signed offer letter. Adding one should not require an account or an upload.
This tool lets you draw or type a signature and place it precisely on the page, then saves a signed copy locally. It is an electronic signature, not a certificate-based digital signature.
How to sign PDF
- 1 Add the PDF and draw your signature, or type your name and apply it.
- 2 Click the page preview to place the signature and adjust its width.
- 3 Sign and download the new file.
Good to know
- The result is a visual signature drawn as an image on the page — it does not prove identity.
- For contracts that require verified identity or tamper evidence, use a certificate-based e-signature service.
Frequently asked questions
Is this legally binding?
Many jurisdictions accept simple electronic signatures for ordinary agreements, but enforceability depends on the document and the jurisdiction. This tool does not add identity verification or tamper-evident sealing.
Can I sign a specific page?
Yes. Set the page number and click on the preview to place the signature. The preview always shows page one, so use the page field for later pages.
Can I reuse my signature later?
Nothing is stored between visits. Draw or type it again, or keep a transparent PNG of your signature on your own device.