Sign PDF
Return a signed lease, consent form, or NDAs without printing and scanning. Draw your signature with mouse or stylus, type a cursive name, or paste a scanned signature PNG — then place it on the PDF page.
How to sign a PDF
1. Upload the PDF.
2. Create signature: draw, type, or upload image.
3. Drag signature to the correct line and resize.
4. Download the signed PDF.
Signing examples
Rental agreement
Landlord emails PDF — sign tenant line and return same day without printer.
School permission slip
Parent signs field trip form on phone browser and emails back to teacher.
Freelance SOW
Both parties sign acceptance block before project kickoff.
When visual PDF signing works
• When counterparties accept image signatures on PDFs.
• When speed matters more than qualified electronic signature regimes.
• When you already have a scanned signature PNG to reuse.
Visual vs digital signatures
Visual signatures mimic ink. Digital certificate signatures use PKI to detect tampering — required for many government filings.
Frequently asked questions
Is this legally binding?
Depends on jurisdiction and document type. Many everyday agreements accept electronic signatures; real estate and wills often need notarization.
Cryptographic digital signature?
This tool overlays a visual signature — not PKCS#7 certificate signing embedded in PDF.
Multiple signers?
Each signer downloads, signs, and sends onward — or use dedicated e-sign platforms for routing.
Signature image format?
Transparent PNG signatures look best on form lines.
Flatten signature?
Downloaded PDF typically merges signature into page content — not easily movable afterward.