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.
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.
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.
- 1Draw on the white pad or type a name. The pen smooths the stroke when you lift.
- 2Drop a PDF, a picture, or another file.
- 3Choose the corner, then download the signed PDF.
The mark is an image on the page. This is not a certificate authority.
White pad. The pen thickens on a slow stroke and smooths the line when you lift.
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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.