Adding your signature…

Rebuilding the selected PDF page and preserving the document.

Add a signature to a PDF

Draw, type or upload a signature, preview the exact page, then drag and resize it before downloading the signed copy.

Live placement preview3 signature methodsEncrypted PDF support
◇ Visual page preview↔ Precise drag placement🔒 Password supportⓘ Visual signature—not certificate signing
PDF

Drop the PDF you want to sign

or click to choose a document

Choose PDFPDF only · up to 300 pages · server checks your account upload allowance
Flexible visual signing

Prepare and place a signature precisely

The page preview shows where the signature image will be embedded in the downloaded PDF.

Draw naturally

Use a mouse, stylus or touch screen with adjustable ink color and width.

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Type a signature

Choose from three signature-style fonts and preview the result.

Upload artwork

Use a transparent PNG or a valid JPEG/WebP signature image.

Place visually

Drag, resize and adjust opacity on the actual target page.

Visual signatures and digital signatures are different

This tool adds

A visible signature image embedded on one selected PDF page.

It does not add

A cryptographic certificate, identity verification, tamper seal or trusted timestamp.

Before signing

Confirm that a visual electronic signature is appropriate and accepted for your document and jurisdiction.

Add a signature in four steps

1

Open

Choose the PDF and enter its password if encrypted.

2

Create

Draw, type or upload the signature artwork.

3

Place

Select a page, drag the signature and adjust its size.

4

Verify

Download and inspect the signed copy before sharing.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a certificate-based digital signature?

No. It places a visual signature image. It does not verify identity or cryptographically protect the document from changes.

Can I sign any page?

Yes. Navigate to any page from 1 through the document’s actual page count.

Can I sign an encrypted PDF?

Yes. Enter the correct PDF open password before choosing the file.

Which signature images work best?

A tightly cropped transparent PNG usually gives the cleanest result. JPEG and WebP files are also supported.

Will existing digital signatures remain valid?

Modifying and rewriting a signed PDF can invalidate existing certificate signatures. Preserve the original and verify signature status afterward.