Contracts and NDAs
Add a visual signature to standard agreements before returning a scan-quality PDF.
Free PDF tool
Draw, type, or upload a signature and stamp it onto any page of a PDF in your browser. Quick visual signatures for contracts, invoices, and forms — without sending the document to a third-party signing service.
Upload a PDF, create a signature, place it on a page, then save.
Draw with mouse or finger. Use clear to restart.
This produces a visual signature stamp. It is not a cryptographic digital signature and does not create a legally certified e-signature workflow.
Use your mouse, trackpad, or finger to draw a signature directly in the browser. Best on touchscreens with a stylus.
Type your name in a handwriting-style font when a quick visual is enough.
Upload a PNG or JPG of an existing signature, ideally on a transparent background.
Drop the PDF to sign onto the upload area.
Draw with mouse or finger, type your name in a script font, or upload an existing signature image.
Pick the page, anchor position, and size. Click stamp to save and download the signed PDF.
Add a visual signature to standard agreements before returning a scan-quality PDF.
Stamp an approval signature on outgoing invoices and customer quotes.
Sign school, healthcare, or HR consent forms without printing.
Mark internal documents as approved with a manager signature.
Sign expense or reimbursement forms before sharing with accounting.
Sign the signature page of multi-page applications and bundle into one PDF.
No. The signature is drawn into the PDF entirely in your browser using pdf-lib. The PDF is never sent to a server.
No. This stamps a visual signature image onto a PDF. It is not a cryptographic digital signature and does not certify identity or document integrity. For legally binding workflows, use a dedicated e-signature provider.
Pick the target page and one of nine anchor positions. Adjust the width to control how big the signature appears.
PNG with transparent background works best because the page underneath shows through. JPG also works but adds a white rectangle around the signature.
Stamp one page per run. After downloading, re-upload the signed PDF to sign a different page.
Yes. After download, upload it to PDFtoLink to generate an instant shareable URL with optional password protection.