Sign a PDF
Draw your signature with your mouse or finger, right where you want it on the page — safely, since your document never leaves your browser.
Files are processed on your device — never uploaded, never stored, never seen by anyone.
How to sign a PDF online
Upload your PDF, navigate to the page you need to sign, and draw your signature directly on it with your mouse (or finger/stylus on a touchscreen). Use "Clear this page's signature" to redo it. Click "Save & Download signed PDF" when you're done — your signature is baked into the page at the exact spot you drew it.
You can adjust pen color and thickness before drawing, which is handy for matching a blue-ink look on a scanned form or making a signature legible on a busy page. Under the hood, your strokes are added as real vector line drawing — not a flattened image of the whole page — so any existing text elsewhere on that page stays exactly as it was, untouched by the signing process. This is the right tool for quickly signing something you're emailing back the same day: an offer letter, a simple agreement, a form that just needs an initial or signature — not for documents that require a formal, verifiable e-signature audit trail.