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PDF E-Signature

Draw or upload a signature and place it on the page — nothing leaves your browser.

This tool creates a simple electronic signature (handwritten signature drawing or upload). It is valid under the ESIGN Act/UETA in the US and eIDAS in the EU for most contracts and business documents. It is NOT suitable for official transactions (some legal, financial, or government transactions) requiring notarization, a qualified signature certificate, or identity-verified signature.
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E-Signature

E-Signature

Your files stay in your browser and are never uploaded — sign your PDF in one click without leaving a digital footprint. Create it by drawing or uploading an image, position it by drag-and-drop.

How It Works

  1. 1

    Upload your PDF

    Select the document you want to sign.

    Upload your PDF
  2. 2

    Create your signature

    Draw with your mouse/finger, or upload a ready-made signature image.

    Create your signature
  3. 3

    Position it

    Drag and drop the signature onto the page/spot you want, add a name/date label if needed.

    Position it
  4. 4

    Download

    Save the signed PDF to your computer.

    Download

Features

  • ✓Create a signature by drawing or uploading an image
  • ✓Free drag-and-drop positioning, multiple signature fields
  • ✓Add a name/date label
  • ✓Signature is optionally stored only in the browser's local storage (localStorage)
  • ✓Honest limitation: simple electronic signature (SES) — NOT suitable for notarized/identity-verified official transactions
  • ✓Runs entirely in your browser — your document is never uploaded

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this signature legally binding?

This tool produces a simple electronic signature (SES); it is not a qualified or advanced electronic signature. It's valid under ESIGN/UETA in the US and eIDAS in the EU for most contracts, but not suitable for official transactions requiring notarization or identity-verified signatures.

Where is my signature stored?

Only in this browser's local storage (localStorage), if you choose to — it's never sent to a server.

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