Drop a PDF to sign
Draw, type, or upload your signature — nothing is uploaded
Draw or type a signature and place it on any PDF
Drop a PDF to sign
Draw, type, or upload your signature — nothing is uploaded
Close, the PDF and your signature are processed entirely in your browser. Neither is uploaded, which is more private than most e-sign services.
Three ways: draw it with your mouse, trackpad, or finger; type your name in a signature font; or upload a PNG of your real signature.
It places a signature image on the document, which many everyday agreements accept. For regulated workflows requiring audit trails and identity verification, use a dedicated e-sign service.
Drop the PDF here, create a signature by drawing, typing or uploading one, drag it where it goes and download. There is no signup, and the file is processed on your own device instead of being uploaded.
Yes. If the PDF has real fillable fields, they are detected automatically and you type straight into them. If it is a scanned or flat PDF, tap Add text and place your text wherever it needs to go.
Not by default. Filled values are locked into the page when you download, so nobody can edit or reset them. You can switch that off if you want the form to stay editable.