Question 1

How do I sign a PDF?

Accepted Answer

Draw your signature with a mouse, trackpad or finger — or type your name and pick from several handwriting fonts (there’s a search box to find one fast). Choose a colour, then drag the signature onto the page, set its size, rotation and opacity, and download the signed PDF.

Question 2

Can I change the signature’s look — font, colour, angle?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In Type mode you can choose from a curated set of handwriting fonts and search them by name; in both Draw and Type modes you can set the colour, the opacity, and rotate the signature from −180° to +180°. Everything updates live in the page preview before you stamp it.

Question 3

Can I place the signature precisely?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Drag it anywhere on the page preview, or select it and nudge it with the arrow keys (hold Shift for bigger steps) — so it works with touch, mouse and keyboard. Use the size slider to scale it, and pick which page to sign on multi-page documents.

Question 4

Is my document uploaded to sign it?

Accepted Answer

No. Your PDF, your signature and the final signed file all stay in your browser — nothing is uploaded, stored, or seen by us.

Question 5

Is a drawn signature legally binding?

Accepted Answer

A simple drawn or typed signature is widely accepted for everyday documents, but legal validity depends on your country and the document. For formal agreements that require certified or cryptographic e-signatures, use a dedicated e-signature service.

Question 6

What does the signed file look like?

Accepted Answer

Your signature is stamped onto the page you chose at the position and size you set, and the rest of the PDF is unchanged. You get a preview of the signed page before you download.

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