PDF Signer
Everything runs locally in your browser; the PDF is never uploaded. Click again to stack several signatures on one page.
How to Use
📖 About this tool
PDF Signer lets you put a signature on a PDF right inside the browser. You can draw it with the mouse, upload a photo of your handwritten signature, or type text that is rendered in a handwriting-style face. Click anywhere on the page preview to drop it in place, then adjust size, rotation and opacity; several signatures can be stacked on the same page. It suits contracts, quotations, confirmation letters and handover forms - anything that needs signing and sending back.
White background pixels are turned transparent when the signature is generated, so a signature placed over text does not hide the body copy. Everything is processed locally, so documents carrying amounts and personal details never travel to a server.
✨ Features
- Three signature sources - draw, upload an image, or generate from typed text.
- Automatic transparency - the white background of a drawn signature is removed so it never blocks the text.
- WYSIWYG placement - one click on the page preview drops it in place.
- Size, rotation, opacity - 20% to 300% scaling, plus or minus 45 degrees, 20% to 100% opacity.
- Multiple pages and signatures - switch pages and sign each one, or stack several on a single page.
- Undo - remove the last placement if you mis-clicked.
- Local processing - the file is never uploaded.
🚀 How to use
- Click Choose file or drag a PDF onto the dashed area, or load the sample contract.
- Pick a source: draw on the pad then press Use this signature, upload an image, or type your name.
- Set size, rotation and opacity.
- Click on the page preview to place the signature; switch pages to place more.
- Press Apply and download.
⚠️ Notes
- This adds a signature image, not a certificate-based digital signature, so it carries no legal e-seal validity.
- Password-protected PDFs cannot be processed.
- Uploaded signature images with their own white background are not automatically keyed out - use a black-on-white photo.
- A signature is centred on the point you click; use Undo to place it again.
- When drawing, press Use this signature before clicking on the page.