How to use Sign PDF
- Drop the PDF you need to sign.
- Draw, type or upload your signature, and choose the ink colour.
- Drag it into place and resize it with the corners; add initials or the date if needed.
- Press Save PDF and download the signed copy.
About this tool
Create your signature once and place it wherever it's needed. Draw it with a mouse, finger or pen — the line thins and thickens like real ink — type your name in one of three handwriting styles, or upload a photo of your signature on paper and let Timesnap remove the white background. Add initials, today's date, ticks and crosses, then drag everything into place and save. Your signature is only kept in this browser tab and is never uploaded.
- Draw, type (three handwriting styles) or upload
- Initials, today's date, ticks and crosses
- Black, blue or red ink with a see-through background
- Your signature is never uploaded or stored
Questions
Is this a legally binding electronic signature?
It adds a picture of your signature to the PDF, which many everyday agreements accept as an electronic signature. It is not a certificate-based digital signature; for documents that require one, use the service your organisation specifies.
Is my signature saved anywhere?
No. It exists only in this browser tab while you work, so you can reuse it on several pages. Close the tab and it's gone.
Can I sign on my phone?
Yes. Drawing with your finger works well on a phone, and you can pinch to zoom on the page to place the signature precisely.