This tool lets you sign a PDF directly in your browser: draw your signature with a mouse or finger, type your name in a handwriting-style script font, or upload an image of your actual signature, whichever you're most comfortable with. Once created, drag your signature onto any page, resize and rotate it into place with on-screen handles, and it's ready to export.
Signatures are saved locally in your browser so you can reuse the same one across multiple documents without redrawing it every time, and on export the signature is permanently flattened into the PDF's actual page content, it becomes part of the document, not a movable overlay someone could drag away or delete after the fact.
This tool is meant for adding your own signature to a document quickly and privately, not as a certified e-signature service with identity verification, audit trails, or legal-compliance certifications (the kind of thing services like DocuSign specialize in), for straightforward personal or business signing where that heavier apparatus isn't needed, it does the job without an account, a subscription, or your document ever touching a server.
It covers the everyday cases people actually run into: signing a lease or a permission slip, initialing each page of an agreement, or adding a signature to a form that would otherwise need to be printed, signed by hand, and scanned back in. Typing your name in a script font is the fastest option when a quick, legible signature is all that's needed; drawing or uploading an image of your real signature suits anything where matching your usual handwritten signature matters more.
Saving a signature once and reusing it means a multi-page contract needing initials on every page takes seconds per page instead of redrawing your signature each time.
How to eSign PDF
- Upload the PDF you need to sign.
- Tap "Add signature," then draw, type, or upload your signature.
- Drag it onto the page, and resize or rotate it into position.
- Save to flatten the signature into the PDF and download the signed file.
Frequently asked questions
Can I reuse the same signature on multiple documents?
Yes, signatures you create are saved in your browser's local storage, so you can place the same one again without redrawing it.
Will my signature stay editable or movable after I download the file?
No. It's flattened into the page's real content on export, becoming a permanent part of the PDF, not a layer that can be moved or removed afterward.
Is this a legally certified e-signature service like DocuSign?
No. This adds your signature to a document quickly and privately, without the identity verification or audit-trail features of a certified e-signature service.
Is my document uploaded while I'm signing it?
No, the whole process runs in your browser, your file is never sent to a server.
Can I place my signature on any page, not just the first?
Yes, navigate to any page in the document and place your signature there.
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