Sign PDF
Sign one or many PDFs in a workspace. Open each document, unlock protected ones, and place your signature on any page. Everything happens in your browser.
Sign PDF
Why sign a PDF in your browser?
Most things that need a signature these days arrive as a PDF: a consent form, a rental agreement, an invoice, a permission slip. The slow way is to print it, sign with a pen, scan it back and email the scan. You can skip all of that and drop your signature straight onto the page. There are three ways to sign. Draw your signature with a mouse, trackpad or finger; type your name and have it rendered in a handwriting style; or upload a photo or scan of a signature you already have. Choose the ink colour, click to place it on the page, then drag to position or resize it. You can add it in more than one spot, or across several pages, and sign a batch of PDFs in one go. To be clear about what this is: it places a visual signature image onto the PDF, the digital equivalent of signing a printout with a pen. It is not a cryptographic digital signature or a certificate, so it doesn't verify your identity or make the file tamper-proof. Everything happens in your browser, so your signature and your document never leave your device.
How do I sign a PDF online for free without printing it?
Open the PDF, then draw, type or upload your signature and click to drop it onto the page, no printer or scanner needed. It's a visual signature image (like signing a printout by hand), not a cryptographic certificate, and the whole thing runs in your browser so the document never leaves your device.