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Sign a PDF online
Make your signature once — drawn, typed or from a photo — and place it on any page. Resize it, move it, sign as many places as you need.
Drop a PDF here
or
- Draw, type or upload
- Saved for next time
- No app to install
How it works
How to sign a PDF
Open the PDF
Drop the document here or choose it. The editor opens with the Sign tool ready.
Make your signature
Draw it with a mouse or finger, type your name in a handwriting font, or upload a photo of it: the background is removed.
Place it and download
Click where it goes, drag it into place and resize it. A free account downloads the signed PDF.
What you get
Everything for signing
Three ways to sign
Draw, type or upload a PNG or JPEG; a photo of a signature on paper works.
A company seal
Make a round seal with your company’s name and place it next to the signature.
Kept for next time
Your signatures are saved: in this browser without an account, in your account when you sign in.
Signed and dated
Add a line with your name and the date next to the signature, if the document needs one.
FAQ
Questions and answers
Is an electronic signature legally binding?
For most documents, yes: in the US and Canada an electronic signature is valid when the parties agree to sign electronically (the E-SIGN Act, UETA and Canada’s electronic commerce laws). Some documents need a notary, a witness or a certificate-based digital signature.
Is this a digital (certificate) signature?
No. It is an image of your signature on the page. It does not prove who placed it the way a certificate-based signature does.
Can I sign on my phone?
Yes, in the browser: draw the signature with your finger.
Do I need an account?
Not to sign. To download the signed PDF, create a free account with your email or Google.