Sign PDF

Sign PDF lets you add a signature to a document and place it exactly where it needs to go, without printing, signing on paper, and scanning back in. Create a signature by drawing it with your mouse or finger, typing it, or uploading an image of an existing one, then click anywhere on the page to drop it — it lands as a small, movable box you position precisely rather than committing to a fixed spot.

Once placed, a signature isn't fixed in size, angle, or position. Drag it to move it, pull any corner to resize it while the opposite corner stays anchored, or open its rotate control for a slider and angle presets (including 45° and 90°) to angle it to match a signature line that isn't perfectly horizontal. A duplicate control on each placement offers two shortcuts: drop another copy in roughly the same spot, or repeat the exact same placement across every other page of the document in one click — useful for initialling every page of a multi-page contract without placing it thirty times by hand.

Downloading gives you two distinct files, not one. Download Signed PDF produces the actual signed document with your signatures embedded directly into the page content. Audit Trail PDF produces a separate record — a document ID, the file name, when it was signed, how many placements were made and roughly where on each page — that you can keep alongside the signed file as a lightweight paper trail of the signing event itself.

This is a tool for placing a signature image onto a document you control, not a managed e-signature platform — there's no multi-party signing workflow, no email-based signing request sent to someone else, and no server-side record of who signed what. For a single person signing their own copy of a document — countersigning a form, initialling a lease, signing off on an invoice before sending it on — that's exactly the right amount of tool, without an account, a subscription, or a document ever leaving your device to get there.