Sign PDF
Add your signature to PDF documents
Features
- Draw signature
- Add to last page
- Client-side
- Private
How to Use
- 1Upload PDF
- 2Draw signature
- 3Download signed PDF
About Sign PDF
Sign PDFs Electronically
Our free online PDF sign tool provides a simple way to add your signature to PDF documents without printing, signing by hand, and scanning. Whether you need to sign contracts, agreements, forms, or any other documents, our browser-based tool makes electronic signatures accessible to everyone. Simply upload your PDF, draw your signature using your mouse or touchscreen, and download the signed document.
Draw Your Signature
The signing tool features an intuitive canvas where you can draw your signature using mouse strokes or touch input. The signature is captured as a high-quality PNG image and then embedded into your PDF at the bottom right of the last page. The drawing canvas provides a smooth, natural signing experience that closely mimics signing on paper.
Client-Side Processing for Privacy
We understand that signed documents often contain sensitive information. Our PDF sign tool processes everything directly in your browser using JavaScript, meaning your documents and signatures never leave your device during the signing process. This ensures complete privacy for your personal signature and the documents you sign. No data is transmitted to external servers at any point.
Legality of Electronic Signatures
Electronic signatures are legally binding in most countries and industries. In the United States, the ESIGN Act and UETA provide legal recognition for electronic signatures. The European Union recognizes e-signatures under eIDAS. Many other countries have similar legislation. As long as the signature demonstrates intent to sign and is associated with the signatory, electronic signatures typically carry the same legal weight as handwritten signatures.
Common Use Cases
Electronic PDF signatures are widely used for contract signing, agreement execution, form submission, approval workflows, and any scenario requiring documented consent. Businesses use e-signatures for remote contract execution. Real estate professionals use them for digital lease signing. HR departments use them for remote employee onboarding documents. Our tool makes electronic signatures accessible without expensive software subscriptions.
Free and Instant Access
Our PDF sign tool is completely free with no watermarks, registration, or usage limits. Sign as many documents as you need without paying fees or creating accounts. The signed output is yours to use for any purpose, whether business contracts, personal agreements, or any document requiring your signature.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is signature placed?
The signature is placed at the bottom right of the last page by default.
Can I use a typed name instead of drawing?
This tool requires drawing your signature with the mouse or touchscreen. For typed signatures, you would need a more advanced PDF signing tool.
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
No. All processing happens client-side in your browser. Your files never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy.
Can I sign multiple pages?
No. This tool places the signature on the last page of the PDF only. For multi-page signing, specialized software is required.
What file formats does the signature support?
Signatures are captured as PNG images and embedded in the PDF. This format preserves the handwriting quality.
Can I clear and redraw my signature?
Yes. Click the "Clear" button to erase your signature and draw a new one.
Is the signature permanent?
Yes. The signature is permanently embedded in the PDF as an image. Anyone can view it without special software.
Can I resize the signature?
No. The signature size is fixed at 150x50 points. For size control, specialized PDF signing tools offer more options.
Is PDF signing free?
Yes, our PDF signing tool is completely free with no watermarks, registration, or usage limits.
What browsers support the signature feature?
Any modern browser with canvas support works, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge on desktop and mobile.