Sign a document
Draw or type a signature on a white pad and stamp it on a PDF, a picture, or a cover page for any other file.

Details
Draw or type a signature on the white pad, then place that picture on a PDF or on an image. Other file types get a cover page. The stamp is a picture. It is not a certificate, not a tamper seal, and not an electronic-signature service. The original format of a non-PDF file is not rewritten.

Category: PDFs
Page: /tools/sign-pdf
Text: /tools/sign-pdf.txt

Limits
This embeds a picture. It is not a certificate, not a tamper seal, and not DocuSign. Pictures are placed on a PDF page. Other files stay attached; their format is not rewritten.

Steps
1. Draw on the white pad or type a name. The pen smooths the stroke when you lift.
2. Drop a PDF, a picture, or another file.
3. Choose the corner, then download the signed PDF.

Questions
Is it legally binding?
That depends on your jurisdiction and the agreement. The file only contains an image and a plain sentence that it was signed in the browser.

Where does the mark go?
Bottom left or bottom right of the page you pick.

Nothing is uploaded. Closing the tab drops the file.
The PDF is stamped locally.