Sign PDF
Type, draw, or upload a signature and place it on your PDF.
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How to use Sign PDF
Place a visual signature on one or more pages. Type your name, draw with touch or a pointer, or choose a signature image. This is not a certificate-backed digital signature and does not verify identity or detect later changes.
- Choose an unlocked PDF, then choose a page.
- Create your signature and tap the preview to place it. Adjust its size and position.
- Add it to the page, repeat if needed, and save a signed copy.
A practical example
Add a drawn signature on the last page and initials on another page.
Before you share the result
- Review every placement before sharing. Keep the original document.
- Signatures become flattened page content, not cryptographic signatures or identity checks.
- Interactive editing supports up to 200 pages and 20 MB; password-protected files must be unlocked first.
Useful things to know
Are my files private?
Yes. All document operations run locally in your browser. We don’t upload your files, and files are not saved between visits. Close or reload the page to clear the workspace.
What are the file limits?
PDF inputs: up to 20 MB and 1,000 pages; interactive editing/signing: up to 200 pages. Scanning: up to 20 photos, 30 MB per photo and 80 MB combined, downsampled to two megapixels per page. Mobile devices may need smaller files.
What should I expect from this tool?
Review every placement before sharing. Keep the original document. Signatures become flattened page content, not cryptographic signatures or identity checks. Interactive editing supports up to 200 pages and 20 MB; password-protected files must be unlocked first.
Is Sign PDF free, and how is my privacy handled?
Yes. Sign PDF is free to use without registration. Tool inputs are processed in your browser rather than uploaded to our servers. Optional usage analytics follows your cookie preferences; it does not receive your files or tool inputs. Keep your browser updated and review results before sharing.