Sign PDF

Sign a PDF online without printing it first

A lease, a form, or an agreement lands in your inbox as a PDF, and it needs your signature before you send it back. Printing it, signing with a pen, and scanning it back works, but it needs a printer and a scanner you may not have on hand, especially on a phone. This tool skips that and lets you sign directly on the document you already have open.

Open your PDF and draw your signature with a mouse, a stylus, or your finger on a touchscreen. Once you are happy with how it looks, click anywhere on the page to drop it there, then drag it to line up with a signature line or box on the form. There are no other settings, since a drawn mark placed where you want it is the whole point. The process happens inside your browser, so the document never leaves your device.

A signature drawn this way is a visual mark, not a verified digital signature backed by an identity certificate, so check whether your document needs that stronger kind of signing before relying on this for anything with legal weight. For everyday paperwork such as forms, waivers, and simple agreements, drawing and placing a signature here is usually all you need. If you also need a date field or note next to the signature, Edit PDF handles that.