Return an application form
Complete a registration or application form field by field and send back a clean, finished copy.
Files never leave this device
Visual PDF signature
Sign a PDF without printing it.
Draw your signature, type it in a styled script, or upload a PNG or JPG image; then place it on any page, drag it into position and resize it. The signature is stamped visually into the page — it is not a cryptographic digital signature — and the file never leaves this device.
Reading files…
What it solves
A signature on the page, in under a minute.
This tool puts a visible signature exactly where the document needs it. Create it by drawing with mouse or touch, typing your name in a signature style, or uploading a PNG or JPG of your real signature; then place it on any page, drag it into position, resize it, and add more signatures or initials where needed. The whole flow runs in the browser and the document never leaves this device.
What you place is a visual signature stamped into the page. It is not a cryptographic or qualified electronic signature and carries no certificate; when a workflow demands one, use dedicated signing software.
Common uses
Sign a received contract
Stamp your signature on the signature line of a contract that arrived by email, without printing or scanning.
Close a form for the record
Fill in the fields, flatten the result so the values can no longer be edited, and archive the final copy.
Quick instructions
From received document to finished copy.
- 01Open the PDF; it is read on this device and never uploaded.
- 02Work through the detected form fields, or create your signature by drawing, typing, or uploading an image.
- 03Check everything on the live page preview and drag or resize what you placed until it sits right.
- 04Export the finished copy as a new download; the original file stays untouched.
- 05Reopen the exported copy and verify it before sending it on.
Limits worth knowing
Honest before you send.
- 01
Signatures are stamped as images into the page. They are visual marks, not cryptographic digital signatures, and they carry no certificate.
- 02
Filling works on the document's real AcroForm fields. A PDF without fields shows an honest empty state instead of invented boxes.
- 03
Every run produces a new download; the source file on this device is never overwritten.
- 04
Very large or image-heavy documents are limited by the memory and power of the current device.
Frequently asked questions
Signing a PDF — FAQ.
01Does this tool upload my document?
No. The document bytes stay in the browser and all processing runs on this device. Nothing is sent to a server.
02Is the signature a certified digital signature?
No. It is a visual signature — drawn, typed, or uploaded as an image — stamped into the page. It carries no certificate, so workflows that require a qualified electronic signature need dedicated signing software.
03Why does my PDF show no fields to fill?
The tool only reads the AcroForm fields that actually exist in the document. If the form was scanned or built without fields, there is nothing to bind to — place free text with the PDF editing tool instead.
04Is the original file changed?
No. Every export is a new file. Keep the original until you have opened and checked the exported copy.
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