Sign a PDF

No printing, no scanning

When a contract, consent form or confirmation arrives as a PDF and needs your signature, skip the print–sign–scan routine and sign it right here. The signature is laid on top of the original page as an image, so the original text and tables stay exactly as they were.

How to use it

1. Drop the PDF to see the first page. Use ◀ ▶ to go to the page you need to sign.
2. Sign in the “Draw” box with your finger or mouse, or use “Upload image” with a photo of your signature on paper — the white background is removed automatically.
3. Click “Place signature on this page”, drag it onto the signature line and resize it with the circle at the bottom right.
4. “Place date” adds today's date (e.g. Nov 9, 2026).
5. Repeat on any other pages, then click “Download signed PDF”.

How this differs from a digital signature

This tool adds an image of your handwritten signature. It doesn't identify the signer or detect later changes the way certificate-based digital signatures do. Use it for everyday documents and for contracts where the other party accepts image signatures. Your signature and PDF are never uploaded.

Signing several pages

For documents that need a signature or initials on every page, move through the pages with ◀ ▶ and place the signature again. The list below shows which pages are signed, so you won't miss one.