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Sign PDF

Draw your signature once, place it on the last page, a specific page or every page. A signature is exactly the thing you should never upload to a random server — here it stays on your device.

Draw your signature above, then drop a PDF here Tap to choose a file
PDF · signed locally · nothing uploaded
Signature
Initials (optional)

Click where the signature belongs

A signature is exactly the thing you should never upload to a random server — which is why the whole signing room lives in your browser. The PDF opens right on this page: every page rendered in front of you. Click the spot where the signature belongs and it lands there; drag it to fine-tune, resize it with the slider, place as many stamps as the document needs — the file itself never leaves your machine.

Draw your signature once in the big pad, and your initials in the small one — contracts love a full signature on the last page and initials on every other. Both stamps are trimmed to the ink automatically, so they sit tight without awkward empty borders. Honest note: this places a handwritten signature image, the digital equivalent of print–sign–scan — it is not a certificate-based cryptographic signature.

Frequently asked questions

Can I place the signature at an exact spot?
Yes — the pages render right here, and you click exactly where the signature should sit. Drag to adjust, use the slider to resize, add several stamps across any pages.
What are initials for?
Many contracts want initials on every page plus a full signature at the end. Draw both once — then switch between them and place each with a click.
Is this a legally binding digital signature?
It embeds an image of your handwritten signature — the same as printing, signing and scanning. It is not a certificate-based cryptographic signature; those require a certification authority.

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