Sign PDF

About the Sign PDF Tool

This tool lets you add a signature to a PDF by drawing it with your mouse or finger, or by typing your name in a signature style. You can then place the signature anywhere on the page and resize it to fit. It removes the tiresome cycle of printing a document, signing it by hand, and scanning it back in just to return one signed page.

How to sign a PDF

1. Open the PDF you need to sign.
2. Draw your signature or type your name.
3. Drag the signature to the correct spot on the page.
4. Resize it so it fits neatly.
5. Download the signed PDF.

This is ideal for signing rental agreements, consent forms, offer letters or govt declarations from home. Since the entire process runs in your web browser, neither your signature nor your document is ever uploaded to a server, keeping your signed paperwork completely private on your own device.

Frequently asked questions

Is the sign tool free and secure?

Yes, it is free with no sign-up or watermarks. Your document and signature are processed in your browser and never uploaded, so they stay secure.

Can I both draw and type my signature?

Yes, you can draw a signature with your mouse or finger, or type your name in a signature-style font. You can position and resize whichever you choose.

Is this signature legally valid?

A typed or drawn signature works for many everyday agreements, but legal requirements vary by country and document type. For high-stakes documents, check whether a certified digital signature is required.

Does it work on a phone without any software?

Yes, it runs in a web browser, so drawing with your finger on a phone or tablet works well. No app installation is needed.