Sign PDF
Draw your signature, place it on the document, save — without the PDF ever being uploaded anywhere.
✅ Your signed PDF is ready!
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How to sign a PDF
- Open the PDF — the signature pad appears automatically.
- Draw your signature with your mouse, trackpad or finger.
- Click where it belongs on the document; drag to adjust, use the corner handle to resize.
- Add the date with the Text tool if needed, then Save Signed PDF.
The one document you really shouldn't upload
Think about what's in the PDFs people sign: leases, employment offers, medical consents, financial agreements. Every "free online PDF signer" that uploads your document is asking you to hand exactly that to a stranger's server. This one doesn't — the document is rendered, signed and saved entirely in your browser. Load the page, go offline, and it still works; that's the whole point.
One honest note: this produces a simple electronic signature — your handwriting placed on the document — which is what most everyday agreements need. It's not a certificate-based digital signature with identity verification and audit trails; for documents that legally require those, use a dedicated e-signature service.
Frequently asked questions
How do I sign without printing and scanning?
Draw on the pad, click to place, save. The print-sign-scan cycle is dead; nobody will miss it.
Is my contract uploaded when I sign it here?
No — everything happens in your browser. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and still sign.
Is this legally binding?
It produces a simple electronic signature, widely accepted for everyday agreements. For documents requiring certificate-based signatures with audit trails, use a dedicated e-signature service.
Can I add the date and other text too?
Yes — the full editor is here: text, checkmarks, white-out, boxes.