Sign PDFs online, free
Print, sign, scan, email — the stone-age ritual ends here. Draw your signature once on the pad below, pick the page and corner, and stamp it onto the document without the file ever leaving your tab. Contracts, offer letters, and permission slips go from inbox to signed in under a minute, with no account and no "free trial" watermark sabotaging the result.
How to sign a PDF
- 1Drop your PDF and draw your signature on the pad — big, confident strokes read best small.
- 2Pick page and corner usually the last page, bottom-right. Or stamp every page at once.
- 3Hit Place signature and download. The signed copy is yours to send immediately.
Signatures that look real
Draw big, place small
A large pad drawing scaled to 150pt stays smooth; tiny originals turn jagged when enlarged.
Blue ink reads authentic
The default deep-blue mimics pen on paper — black scans as "printed", blue scans as "signed".
This is a mark, not crypto
It places your drawn signature visibly — perfect for everyday paperwork, not for qualified digital-signature law.
Frequently asked questions
How do I sign a PDF online free?
Drop it above, draw on the pad, choose page and corner, hit Place signature. Download the signed file — no account.
Can I sign every page at once?
Yes — switch to All pages and the signature stamps the same spot on each sheet. Ideal for initial-every-page contracts.
Is an online-drawn signature legal?
For most everyday agreements, yes — intent plus a recorded mark suffices in many places. Regulated or high-value deals may need qualified e-signatures; check local rules.
Will there be a watermark?
No. The output is clean — no trial branding, ever.
Is my document uploaded?
Never. Signing runs entirely in your browser.