Sign a PDF
Drop a PDF here or click to browse
One PDF at a time. Your pages keep their original size and their text stays selectable.
A typed signature you apply yourself counts as an electronic signature under the US ESIGN Act and UETA, and under the equivalent rules in many other countries. It is not a digital signature: nothing here is backed by a certificate, and the file carries no cryptographic proof of who signed it.
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Your name in your alphabet
Ten handwriting faces cover Latin, Turkish, Cyrillic, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. A face that cannot draw what you typed says so instead of dropping the letters.
The page underneath is untouched
Your signature is drawn onto the page that is already there. Page size and orientation are unchanged, and the original text is still selectable and searchable.
Built for long documents
Jump straight to page 40 from the thumbnails, sign as many pages as you need, and see at a glance which ones already carry something.
How it works
Three simple steps
Signing a document takes about a minute, most of it spent deciding which handwriting you like.
Upload your PDF
Drop in the document you need to sign. Every page opens below, ready to be marked.
Build and place
Type your name, pick a handwriting style and an ink colour, then drag the signature where it belongs. Add a date or a company stamp too.
Download the signed file
Press download and the signature is drawn onto your PDF. Close the page and everything goes with it.