Sign a PDF — Draw Your Signature, Place It, Download
Open a PDF, draw your signature with mouse or finger, tap where it should go, and download the signed file. Your document never leaves your device — there is no upload step at all.
Quick answer: Draw your signature and place it on any PDF page — all in your browser with zero uploads. Choose page, position and size, then download the signed PDF. Free, private, watermark-free.
How to use
- Open your PDF — it stays local; watch the network tab if you doubt it.
- Draw your signature — mouse or finger in the signature pad, pick ink color and thickness.
- Click to place — choose the page, click where the signature goes, resize if needed, then download the signed PDF.
About this tool
Most “free PDF signing” sites upload your contract to their server, process it, and send it back — hoping you trust their storage. This tool does the whole job inside your browser using PDF-manipulation code loaded once: your signature is drawn on a canvas, embedded as a transparent image at the position you click, and the finished PDF is saved straight back to your device. Honest note: this adds a visible handwritten signature image — it is not a cryptographic digital certificate (eIDAS/ESIGN qualified signature), which requires identity-verified certificate authorities.