Sign a PDF with a visible signature
Sign a PDF with a typed, drawn or image signature and save a copy. This adds a visible mark, not a certificate-backed digital signature. Free to use, with no sign-up required.
Files processed on your device01 How it works
- Choose a PDF.
- Create a signature by drawing, typing, or uploading a photo.
- Place and adjust it on the page, then download the signed copy.
02 Good to know
Preview the signature on your document before saving. The signature is a visible mark. It is not certificate-backed and does not authenticate the signer.
03Place your signature on the page
Open a PDF, choose a typed signature, draw one, or use an image, then click the page where it belongs. Review its position before saving the signed copy.
This is for adding a signature mark to your own document. It does not send a signing request to other people or create a certificate-based digital signature.
04Know what the signature proves
A picture or typed rendering of a signature is visible page content. By itself, it does not cryptographically verify who signed or whether the PDF changed afterward.
If a recipient needs identity checks, a signing record or a certificate-backed signature, use a service or workflow that explicitly provides those features and meets the document's requirements.
05 Questions
Can I draw or upload my signature?
Yes. You can type, draw or add an image of your signature, then place it on the page.
Is this a digital signature that verifies the document?
No. The result contains a visible signature mark. It is not certificate-backed and does not authenticate the signer.
Can I send this PDF to someone else to sign?
This tool places your signature on the file. It does not send signing requests or track other signers.