Draw your signature with a mouse or finger and drop it anywhere on a PDF page, useful for signing agreements, forms, and letters without printing, signing on paper, then scanning it back in.
This works great for everyday signing: acknowledgment forms, internal approvals, informal agreements. For high-stakes contracts that need certified e-signature compliance with a full audit trail, a dedicated e-signature platform is the right tool instead, since this places a drawn image rather than a cryptographically verified signature record.
Someone emails you a rental agreement or NDA and needs it back signed today. Open it here, draw your signature once, drop it on the last page, and send the signed copy back within a minute.
It places a drawn signature image, similar to signing on a tablet. For contracts requiring certified compliance (like eIDAS or ESIGN with audit trails), use a dedicated e-signature service.
Yes, choose the page and position each time before saving, repeating for each page you need signed.
Not yet. You'll redraw it each session since nothing is stored between visits.
It places at a standard size in your chosen corner. Clear and redraw at a different scale on the pad if you need it bigger or smaller.
Three: draw it directly with your mouse or finger, type your name in a handwriting-style font, or upload an image of your actual signature.
It visually places your signature onto the document, similar to signing a printout and scanning it. For transactions requiring certified digital signature compliance (like some legal or government filings), check whether your specific use case requires a certified e-signature provider.
Yes, drag it anywhere on the rendered page preview and resize it with the corner handle before finalizing.