Sign a PDF online — without uploading it
Draw, type or upload your signature, place it anywhere on the document and initial every page with one click.
The document and your signature stay on your computer — nothing is uploaded or stored.
How to sign a PDF
Open the PDF and create your signature: draw it with the mouse or your finger, type your name in a handwriting font, or upload a photo of your signature on paper — the white background is removed automatically. Click where it should go, adjust position and size and download the signed PDF.
Place several signatures and use “Repeat on every page” to initial each page in the same spot.
Simple electronic signature vs. digital signature
This tool places an image of your signature on the document — a simple electronic signature, commonly accepted between parties who agree to sign this way. It does not replace a digital signature with a qualified certificate, which some formal acts require.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add my signature to a PDF?
Open the PDF, create your signature, click where it should go and download the signed file.
Can I initial every page at once?
Yes. Select the signature and click “Repeat on every page”.
Is this a legally valid signature?
It’s a simple electronic signature, valid between parties who accept it. It doesn’t replace a certificate-based digital signature.
Is my signature stored?
No. Neither the document nor the signature is uploaded or saved.