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Sign PDF

Draw, type or upload your signature and place it anywhere.

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    2. Click on the page where it should go

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    Need a certified signature?This adds a picture of your signature — check the receiver accepts it.
    Shaky line?Draw slowly with a mouse, finger or stylus.
    Signature on paper?Upload a photo on white paper.

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    How to use Sign PDF

    1. Select your PDF.Choose the form, letter, agreement or rent document to sign.
    2. Make your signature.Draw, type or upload it, then click the page where it should go.
    3. Click Sign PDF.Your signature picture is placed on the page you choose.
    4. Check the signature position.Open the PDF and look at the signed page.

    About Sign PDF

    When is it useful? Sign PDF lets you add your signature to a form, letter, agreement or rent document without printing and scanning it.

    Good to know: you can draw your signature, type it, or upload a photo of it, then place it on the page you choose. This adds a picture of your signature; it is not a certified digital signature, so check whether the receiver accepts it.

    Example: your landlord emails a rent agreement and asks for your signature today. Draw or upload your signature, click where it belongs on the last page, and send back the signed PDF in a few minutes — without a printer or scanner.

    Tips for Better Results

    • Draw your signature slowly with a mouse, finger or stylus for a smoother line.
    • Upload a photo of your signature on white paper for a natural look.
    • Check whether the receiver accepts an image signature instead of a certified digital signature.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is this a certified digital signature?
    No. It adds a picture of your signature — check whether the receiver accepts that.
    Which ways can I sign?
    Draw it, type it or upload a photo of it.
    How do I get a smooth signature?
    Draw slowly with a mouse, finger or stylus.
    Works with: Adobe Reader · Chrome · Edge · Mac Preview · phone PDF viewers

    What converts well, and what doesn't

    Signature wayResult
    DrawYour drawn signature placed on the page
    TypeTyped signature placed on the page
    Upload a photoYour signature picture placed on the page
    PageThe page you choose
    Certified digital signatureNot created
    💡 Tip: Upload a photo of your signature on white paper for a natural look.

    Common uses

    Rent agreementsSign without printing.
    FormsSign applications.
    LettersSign and send.
    AgreementsSign quickly.
    InvoicesSign bills.
    Office papersApprove documents.

    Is my file safe?

    Browser processing: your files are processed on your own device and are never uploaded to our server.

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    Guide

    Sign PDF: a complete guide

    Why sign PDFs online

    Rent agreements, offer letters, consent forms and school forms often need a signature, but printing, signing, scanning and emailing back takes time and equipment. Signing the PDF directly in your browser takes a few minutes and works on a phone or a computer.

    How it works

    First create your signature: Draw it with a mouse, finger or stylus, Type your name to get a handwriting-style signature, or Upload a picture of your signature (a transparent PNG works best). Then click on the page preview where the signature should go. Adjust the size as a percentage of the page width and download the signed PDF. If several pages need a signature, sign the first page, then open the signed file and repeat for the next page.

    What kind of signature this is

    This tool adds a picture of your signature to the page — an electronic signature image. It is not a certificate-based digital signature (such as a DSC or Aadhaar e-Sign), which some government, tax and company filings legally require. For everyday agreements and forms, an image signature is commonly accepted, but check with the receiver when in doubt.

    Common problems and how to fix them

    The signature has a white box behind it: upload a PNG with a transparent background, or draw it instead. It looks too big or small: change the size slider and place it again. The signature is in the wrong spot: click a new place on the preview before downloading.

    Good habits

    Read the whole document before signing, sign only documents you agree to, and keep a copy of the signed PDF for your records.

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