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Draw & sign

Draw a signature and place it on a page of a PDF, with a live preview. Runs entirely in your browser.

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Draw Tools

Click anywhere on the PDF to place your signature
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Signature / Stamp

Draw in the pad, then click "Use Signature" to save it to your library below.

Click or drop image (PNG, JPG, SVG)

Annotations

Draw on the page or place a signature to start.
Nothing above is ever sent to a server — check your browser's network tab if you'd like to see for yourself.

How to draw & sign

  1. Add your file. Click the drop zone or drag a PDF onto the page.
  2. Draw your signature. Use your mouse, trackpad, or finger on the signature pad.
  3. Position it. Place and resize the signature on the live page preview.
  4. Add & download. The signature is embedded directly in memory, ready to save.

Why do this locally instead of online?

A signature is, by definition, something meant to identify you specifically — it's not data you want floating through a third-party server on its way into a document. This tool captures your drawn signature and places it onto the page using a library running directly in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

Is a drawn signature from this tool legally binding?

It depends on your jurisdiction and context — check our Terms of Service and consult a professional if it matters legally.

Can I sign more than one page?

Run the tool again on the already-signed PDF to add a signature to another page.

Can I resize the signature?

Yes — the live preview lets you position and size it before applying.

Is my signature saved anywhere after I close the tab?

No — it exists only in your browser's memory during the session.

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