How to sign a PDF
- Drop the PDF into the box, or tap it to choose the file.
- Draw your signature with a mouse, finger or stylus, or type your name and pick a handwriting style.
- Click or tap the page where the signature belongs. Drag it into place and drag the corner to make it bigger or smaller. Add today's date the same way.
- Click Download signed PDF.
Signing without uploading
Contracts, leases and job offers are full of personal details, and most online signing services store a copy on their servers. Here the PDF is opened and signed inside your browser, and your signature is never saved anywhere. Once you close the page, both are gone.
The signature is added to the PDF as an image, the same way a printed and scanned signature would appear. Everything else in the document stays exactly as it was.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a legally valid signature?
An electronic signature like this is accepted for many everyday agreements in the US, UK and EU, such as rental forms and simple contracts. Some documents, such as wills or property deeds, may need a handwritten or certified signature, so check if you are unsure.
Is this a certificate-based digital signature?
No. It places an image of your signature on the page. Certificate-based digital signatures, which prove a document hasn't changed since signing, need a signing certificate from a provider.
Can I sign on several pages?
Yes. Click each page where you need a signature. Every click places another copy, and you can move or resize each one separately.
Is my signature stored?
No. It exists only on this page while it is open and is never sent anywhere.