Type, draw or upload a signature and stamp it onto any PDF page
The pdf signature works like this: it places a visual signature on any PDF page - typed in a handwriting font, drawn with mouse/finger, or an uploaded transparent PNG - at six anchor positions with size control. Everything happens on your device - the input never leaves your tab unless the tool clearly states it performs a server-side lookup.
| Input | Result |
|---|---|
| Typed "A. Okafor", bottom-right of page 3 | A signed-looking PDF ready to return by email |
Files never leave your device - PDF and archive processing runs entirely in this browser tab.
It is a visual signature stamp, which is what everyday "sign and return" workflows use. Cryptographic PKI signatures (certificate-backed) need dedicated e-signing services.
Type the date into the name field ("A. Okafor - 20 Sep 2026") or sign twice with the date as a second stamp.
A typed name rendered in a handwriting font, a freehand signature drawn with mouse or finger, or an uploaded transparent PNG of your signature image - placed at any of six anchor positions with size control.
No - this places the visual mark on the page. Cryptographic digital signatures (with certificates) are a different mechanism applied by dedicated signing software.
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