Signatures
Sign a PDF without sending it anywhere
Draw or type your signature, place it where it belongs on the page, and download the signed document. No account, no upload, no watermark on the result.
Open PDF Sign →How signing works here
Open the PDF, create your signature by drawing it with a mouse, trackpad or finger on a touchscreen, then position and size it on the page. Save, and you have a signed copy on your own computer.
That covers the everyday case — a rental form, a delivery authority, a school permission slip, a contract where the other side simply needs your mark on the page. It takes well under a minute and there is nothing to install.
What this is, and what it isn't
This adds a visible signature image to the document. It is the electronic equivalent of signing a printout and scanning it back, and it is accepted for the large majority of everyday paperwork.
It is not a cryptographic digital signature with a certificate from a trusted authority, and it is not an audit-trailed signing service with identity verification. If you are dealing with a land transfer, a statutory declaration or anything where a party may later dispute who signed, use a qualified e-signature provider instead. For everything else, this is quicker and keeps the document private.
Why no upload matters for signing
Documents that need signing are, almost by definition, documents that matter — they carry names, addresses, bank details, commercial terms.
Sending one through a free web service means handing all of that to a third party, along with an image of your signature. Here the document is opened and modified inside your own browser, and your signature never leaves your computer.
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