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Add your signature to a PDF. Type your name to turn it into handwriting, draw it yourself, or upload a photo of your signature with the background removed, then place it on any page and download the signed file.
Upload the PDF you want to sign
Your file is signed in your browser and never uploaded
Max 100 MB
Select the PDF you want to sign. Every page opens in the editor.
Type your name to convert it into handwriting, draw it on screen, or upload a photo of your signature and remove its background.
Click the page where you want it, then drag to move and use the handle to resize. Add text boxes if you need them.
Click Apply & download to get your signed PDF.
Signing a document you received as a PDF usually turns into a detour: print it, sign the paper, scan it back, and end up with a heavier, lower-quality file than the one you started with. The alternative most people reach for — a photo of a signature pasted into an editor — loses the original text layer the moment the page gets re-rendered as an image.
This tool keeps the original PDF intact and stamps your signature on top of it, so text stays selectable and the file stays small. Type your name to convert it into a handwriting-style signature, draw it freehand with a mouse, finger or stylus, or upload a photo of a signature you signed on paper — the background gets knocked out automatically so only the ink lands on the page. Then click the exact spot where it belongs and drag or resize until it sits right. You can add text boxes too — for dates, printed names, or filling in form fields — and place the same signature on as many pages as a document needs.
Everything happens in your browser: the PDF is opened, previewed and signed locally, and the signed file is generated on your device without being uploaded anywhere. Note that this produces a visible electronic signature — the digital equivalent of signing and scanning a page — rather than a certificate-based cryptographic signature.
No. Signing happens entirely in your browser — the PDF is opened, previewed and stamped locally with JavaScript, and the signed file is generated on your device. Nothing is transmitted to us.
After uploading, the whole document opens page by page. Create your signature, then click the exact spot on the page you want to sign. You can place the same signature on as many pages as you need.
Yes. Drag the signature anywhere on the page and use the round handle at its bottom-right corner to resize it. Arrow keys nudge the selected item, and Shift + arrow moves it in larger steps.
Typing converts your name into a handwriting-style signature using one of four script fonts. Drawing lets you sign freehand with a mouse, trackpad, finger or stylus — best on a touchscreen. Uploading takes a photo or scan of a signature you signed on paper. All three end up as the same kind of stamp in the final PDF.
Yes. Sign a blank sheet of paper, photograph or scan it, and upload the PNG, JPG or WebP in the Upload tab. The paper background is removed automatically so only the ink is stamped onto your document — a strength slider lets you fine-tune how much gets cleared if the paper still shows or parts of the signature fade. You can also recolour the ink black, blue or red, or keep the background if you prefer.
Yes. Use Add text to place a text box anywhere — handy for dates, names, initials or filling in form fields. You can change the size, colour and weight of each text box.
This tool adds a visible electronic signature — the same as signing a printed page and scanning it, which is accepted for most everyday agreements. It is not a cryptographic digital signature with a certificate-based identity, so it doesn't carry a tamper-evident certificate.
Not directly. Remove the password first with the Unlock PDF tool, sign the document, then re-protect it with Lock PDF if you need to.