Draw your signature and place it on your PDF document.
Your files stay private. Drawing and signing happens entirely in your browser Γ’β¬β no uploads, no servers. Draw your signature, select a PDF, and download the signed document.
Add your signature to PDF documents digitally with our e-sign tool, designed for quick and secure document signing without printing or scanning. Draw your signature using your mouse or touchscreen, upload a PDF, and your signature is placed neatly on the last page. To sign PDF online free, simply draw in the signature pad, select your document, and download the signed file immediately. Everything runs entirely in your browser Γ’β¬β drawing, embedding, and downloading Γ’β¬β so your data never reaches a server. This is ideal for contracts, rental agreements, consent forms, approval workflows, and any document that requires a personal touch. Our e-sign PDF document tool gives you a simple, private way to sign.
Printing, signing, and scanning a document just to add a signature is a slow loop. This tool lets you draw your signature once and place it on a PDF directly, with the whole process happening in your browser. There is no upload and no third-party server involved.
The signature pad accepts both a mouse and a touchscreen, so you can sign with a finger or a stylus just as easily as with a cursor. The stroke is captured exactly as you draw it, cleared with one click if you want a fresh start, and embedded into the PDF as an image.
Because the document is signed in your browser, you can finish the whole task in one sitting: draw, attach, download, send. Nothing has to be photographed, faxed, or re-scanned along the way. The signature is drawn once and reused, so a consistent mark appears on every document you sign through the tool.
Electronic signatures fit a wide range of everyday paperwork. Rental agreements and lease addenda, consent forms for a school or clinic, contractor quotes, job offer letters, and approval sheets all need a signature and benefit from one that does not require a printer. Small teams also use it when a document needs a personal mark from someone who is not in the office.
The value is speed. What would otherwise be a round trip through a printer, a pen, a scanner, and an email client collapses into a few clicks, and the signed file is ready to send the moment it downloads. None of this replaces a formal identity verification service, and it is not meant to. For everyday agreements where a hand-drawn mark is all that is needed, this tool covers the practical part: getting a legible signature onto the right document in seconds.
The signature is placed on the final page of the document, centered and close to the bottom edge. That matches the natural spot for a signature line on most contracts, agreements, and consent forms. If your document already has a signature line there, align your drawing roughly with it when you sign. Many agreements reserve the bottom block of the last page for it, so the placement tends to line up with where the form expects a signature.
Free use covers PDFs up to 10MB and adds a short wait before the file is signed. Premium subscribers skip the wait entirely and can work with larger files. Signing runs entirely client-side, so contracts and approval forms never leave your device.
Pro tip
Sign on a flat surface with a stylus or your finger for the smoothest line. If the first attempt comes out shaky, clear the pad and try again; there is no cost to redoing it. Because the signature lands on the last page, confirm that is where your document needs it before you run the sign step.