How to sign a pdf

  1. Open the sign tool from the Tools menu.
  2. Add your PDF — it’s read on your device, never uploaded.
  3. Draw or upload your signature and choose where to place it.
  4. Click Sign and save the signed PDF to your computer.
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Private by design — no upload

Most free online tools do this by uploading your file to their servers. This one doesn’t: it runs entirely in your browser, and the page ships with a strict security policy that blocks every outbound network request, so your file physically cannot leave your device. No account, no email, no upload, no watermark.

Draw or upload, place anywhere

Sign by drawing on screen (with a mouse or your finger on mobile) or by uploading a transparent PNG of your signature. Then place it on the last page in a bottom corner, or on every page at the bottom-middle — handy for initialling each page. Adjust the size to fit.

About this signature

This is a visual signature — the same as printing, signing by hand, and scanning. It’s perfect for everyday forms and approvals. It is not a certified cryptographic digital signature, so it isn’t cryptographically verifiable in Adobe. There are no watermarks and no limits.

Sign a PDF — FAQ

Is my document uploaded to sign it?

No. Signing runs entirely in your browser and your PDF never leaves your device.

Can I draw my signature on a phone?

Yes. The signature pad works with touch, so you can draw with your finger on mobile.

Is this a legally binding digital signature?

It’s a visual signature — like print-sign-scan — suitable for everyday forms. It isn’t a certified cryptographic signature verifiable in Adobe.

Can I sign every page?

Yes. Choose “every page” to place your signature at the bottom-middle of each page.

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