Sign PDF
Draw your signature and drop it exactly where it belongs on the page.
Draw signature
Draw your signature below, with your mouse or finger.
Print, sign, scan, send back — the absurd ritual this tool retires. Draw your signature with a mouse, finger or stylus in the drawing area, pick the page, then click the page preview at the exact spot where the signature should appear; adjust its size and download the signed PDF. Your documents never leave your device, which matters when you’re signing contracts or mandates. One honest clarification: this is a visual signature — the digital equivalent of a pen, perfectly fine for most everyday paperwork. It is not a qualified electronic signature in the legal sense. Free, no account, no watermark.
How does it work?
- Drop your PDF, then draw your signature in the drawing area.
- Pick the page to sign: a preview of it appears.
- Click the preview exactly where the signature should go, and adjust its size.
- Download the signed PDF — your original stays untouched.
Frequently asked questions
Is this signature legally binding?
It is a visual signature: an image of your handwriting placed on the document, just like pen on paper. That’s fine for most everyday agreements, but it is not a qualified electronic signature (QES) backed by a certificate. For documents that require that level, use a certified provider.
Are my documents uploaded to a server?
No. Both the signature drawing and its placement in the PDF happen entirely on your device. Your contracts never pass through any server.
Can I redo or reposition my signature?
Yes. The “Clear” button empties the drawing area so you can start over, and you can click the preview again to reposition the signature before downloading.
Can I sign several pages?
Yes — after placing one signature, select another page and repeat before downloading the final document.