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How to sign a PDF
- Add the PDF. Drop the document you need to sign onto the tool or browse for it.
- Create your signature. Draw a signature, or place initials and dates where the form needs them.
- Position it. Move and size the signature onto the correct line on the correct page.
- Download. Export the signed PDF straight to your device.
Most signing needs are simple: a contract, a consent form, or a school slip that just needs your name in the right place. This tool covers that without emailing the document to a signing service that stores a copy on its servers.
You draw the signature once and position it precisely on the page, adding a date or initials where needed. Because everything is composited locally, a confidential agreement never has to leave your machine to get signed.
This is a visible-signature tool, not a certificate-based digital signature — it does not embed a cryptographic identity. If you only need to lock the finished document so it cannot be edited, add a password with Protect after signing.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a legally binding e-signature?
It places a visible signature image onto the page, which is fine for everyday agreements. For regulated workflows that require a cryptographic digital signature and audit trail, use a certificate-based service.
Can I reuse my signature across pages?
Yes — once you have drawn it you can place the same signature on multiple pages or documents in the session.
Is my document uploaded to sign it?
No. The signature is composited onto the page inside your browser; the file's bytes never leave your device.
Can I also add the date and my initials?
Yes. Alongside the signature you can drop text such as the date or initials wherever the form requires them.