Sign PDF

Add a signature to a PDF by drawing one with your finger or mouse, or by typing your name in a handwriting style, then placing it on the page you choose. It produces a signature stamp — a picture of your signature drawn onto the document — which is what most everyday forms, letters and internal approvals actually ask for.

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How to add a signature to a PDF

  1. Select your PDF file.
  2. Draw your signature, or type your name.
  3. Choose the page, position and size, then download the signed PDF.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this a legally binding e-signature?

No — this stamps a picture of your signature onto the page. It does not use certificates or provide legal proof of identity the way services built for contracts do.

Can I drag the signature to an exact spot?

Not yet — choose one of the corner positions and a size instead of freeform dragging.

Is a signature added this way legally valid?

That depends on the document and the country. Many ordinary agreements accept a drawn or typed signature, but anything that requires a certified digital signature — property, some financial and some legal documents — needs a dedicated e-signature service. This tool does not claim to provide one.

Can I sign more than one page?

One placement per run. To sign several pages, run the tool again on the result and choose the next page each time.

Can I upload a photo of my signature?

Not on this page. Drawing it directly usually looks cleaner than a photograph, or you can place an image using Edit PDF.