Sign PDF Online Free — Draw Your Signature on Any PDF
Draw or type your signature, drop it anywhere on any page, and download the signed PDF. No DocuSign account, no uploads, no per-document limits — everything happens in your browser.
Step 1 — Your PDF
Drop your PDF here or click to browseContracts, forms, agreements — any PDF works.
Step 2 — Create your signature
Rendered in a handwriting-style script, like a pen signature.
Step 3 — Place it on the page
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Selected signature size:
Click “Add signature”, then drag it into position. Click a signature to select it.
100% private
Your document is opened and signed locally in your browser. Unlike DocuSign or Adobe Sign, your file is never uploaded to any server.
No signup
No account, no email verification, no “free trial” that asks for a card. Open, sign, download.
Free forever
Sign unlimited documents — no per-envelope limits, no watermarks on your signed PDFs.
How to sign a PDF online
1Upload your PDF
Drag and drop the contract, form, or agreement onto the box above. It opens instantly in the page viewer.
2Draw or type your signature
Use your mouse or finger to draw in the white box, or switch to the Type tab and enter your name for a script-style signature. Pick black or blue ink.
3Place and resize it
Click “Add signature to this page”, then drag the signature exactly where it belongs — the signature line, the date box, anywhere. Use the slider to resize, flip pages with Prev/Next to sign more pages.
4Download your signed PDF
Hit “Download signed PDF” and get a clean PDF with your signature baked into the pages. No watermark, no branding.
Features
Draw with mouse or finger
A smooth pen canvas captures your real handwriting — works with a mouse on desktop and touch on phones and tablets.
Type-to-sign option
Prefer a neat look? Type your name and get an elegant script-style signature rendered instantly.
Drag, resize, reposition
Every signature is movable and resizable until you download. Place it precisely on the signature line, not just “somewhere on the page”.
Sign multiple pages
Add signatures to as many pages as the document needs — initials on every page, full signature on the last. Each page keeps its own placements.
Black or blue ink
Choose classic black or traditional blue pen ink for your signature, matching how you’d sign on paper.
Private by design
DocuSign-style services upload your contracts to their servers. Here the PDF never leaves your device — sensitive agreements stay yours.
Frequently asked questions
Is my document uploaded anywhere?
No. The PDF is opened, displayed, and signed entirely inside your browser tab. Your contract never travels to any server — close the tab and it’s gone from memory.
Is an electronic signature legally valid?
In the US, electronic signatures are generally valid for most agreements under the federal ESIGN Act and state UETA laws. For notarized documents, court filings, or heavily regulated paperwork, check the specific requirements first — this tool adds a signature image, not a certified digital signature.
Can I sign more than one page?
Yes. Use Prev/Next to move between pages and click “Add signature to this page” wherever a signature is needed. Each page remembers its own placements.
Can I move or remove a signature before downloading?
Yes — drag any signature to reposition it, resize it with the slider, or select it and click “Remove selected”. Everything is editable until you download the final PDF.
Does it work on scanned PDFs?
Yes. Your signature is overlaid as an image on top of the page, so it works on scanned documents, forms, and digitally-created PDFs alike.
Why does it ask me to draw first?
The signature is created from your drawing or typed name — the tool won’t place an empty box. Draw something (or type your name) and the “Add signature” button will work.
Is it really free with no limits?
Yes. Sign as many documents as you like — there are no per-envelope caps like the big e-signature platforms impose, and your signed PDFs carry no watermark.
