Draw, type, or upload your signature and place it precisely on any page — all privately in your browser. No server upload ever.
Or click to browse · PDF supported
Click to upload a signature image (PNG with transparent bg works best)
Drag the signature box to reposition. Drag the orange dot to resize.
✅ Signature added! Your PDF is ready.
Three ways to create your signature — all handled privately in your browser.
Use mouse or touch to draw a natural handwritten signature on the canvas pad.
Type your name and choose from handwriting-style fonts — Script, Pacifico, or Caveat.
Upload an existing PNG signature image. Transparent backgrounds are fully supported.
Your signature and document never leave your device. Fully local processing with pdf-lib.
Drop your PDF to open it in the signing tool.
Draw, type, or upload your signature using the pad on the left.
Drag and resize the signature overlay on the page preview.
Click Embed Signature and download your signed PDF instantly.
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A PDF signature tool lets you add your handwritten or typed signature to PDF documents digitally. It eliminates the need to print, sign, scan, and re-upload documents — streamlining contract signing and approval workflows.
Use your mouse or touchscreen to draw your actual handwritten signature, which is then embedded directly into the PDF at any position.
Type your name in a cursive or script font to create a clean, professional-looking signature that can be placed anywhere on the document.
Upload a PNG image of your handwritten signature (with transparent background) to use it consistently across multiple documents.
Drag and place your signature exactly on the designated signature line — then resize it to match the field size on any contract or form.
Electronic signatures (e-signatures) are legally recognized in most countries under laws like eIDAS (EU), ESIGN Act (US), and IT Act (India). While this tool creates visual signature overlays (not cryptographic digital signatures), they are widely accepted for business agreements, NDAs, consent forms, and internal approvals.