Draw or type your signature, drag it onto the page, and download the signed PDF — all in your browser. Your document is never uploaded, so contracts and paperwork stay completely private.
Quick answer: Open your PDF, create a signature by drawing it or typing your name, drag it onto the signing line and resize it, then click Apply & Download. The signed PDF is built in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
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Drag the signature to position it, drag the blue dot to resize, and the ✕ to remove it. Signatures apply to the page they are on.
How to sign a PDF online for free
Signing a PDF used to mean printing it, signing with a pen, and scanning it back in. This tool skips all of that: it opens your document right in the browser, lets you draw your signature with a mouse or finger or type your name in a signature-style script, and then you drag that signature onto the exact spot on the page. When you download, the signature is embedded as a crisp transparent image over the original page — nothing else about the document changes.
The important part is privacy. Everything happens on your device using the browser's own PDF engine, so your contract, offer letter or form is never uploaded to anyone's server. A drawn or typed signature on a PDF counts as an electronic signature, which is legally accepted for most everyday agreements under laws like ESIGN (US) and eIDAS (EU). For documents that specifically require a certificate-based digital signature, use a dedicated e-signature provider.
Frequently Asked Questions
A drawn or typed signature on a PDF is an electronic signature, legally accepted for most everyday agreements in the US, UK and EU under laws like ESIGN and eIDAS. For forms that require a certificate-based digital signature, use a qualified e-signature provider.
No. The PDF is opened, signed and saved entirely in your browser, so your document and signature never leave your device — safe for contracts and private paperwork.
Both. Draw with a mouse, trackpad or finger, or type your name and the tool renders it in a signature-style script. Then drag and resize it to fit the signing line.
No. It only stamps your signature onto the page you choose; the existing text, images and layout are untouched.
Yes. Navigate to the page you want, place your signature and apply. Repeat the tool for additional pages if needed.
Yes. It is embedded as a high-resolution transparent PNG, so it stays crisp at the size you place it, with no white box around it.