Sign a quote or acknowledgement
Place a drawn signature or transparent PNG in the designated signature area and save a new PDF.
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Draw a signature or import an image, place and resize it on a PDF, and apply it to one or multiple pages.
Choose one PDF to open signature creation and placement.
HOW TO USE
Choose a PDF file.
Draw a signature or import a PNG, JPG, or WebP signature image.
Position and resize the signature on the preview.
Choose current, all, odd, even, or a custom page range.
Create the result, verify the applied pages, and download the PDF.
USE CASES
Place a drawn signature or transparent PNG in the designated signature area and save a new PDF.
Apply the same relative placement to all, odd, even, or specifically selected pages.
Draw with a finger or stylus and use position presets when precise dragging is inconvenient.
EXPERT POST
This tool adds a visible signature graphic. It does not provide PKI certificate validation, timestamps, identity verification, or a guarantee of legal validity.
The original PDF page objects are kept where possible and only the signature image is overlaid, instead of converting every page to a bitmap.
Signature images are normalized to PNG in the browser. Existing transparency is preserved; a white JPG background is not automatically removed.
Changing signature width recalculates height from the original aspect ratio instead of stretching the signature.
Relative preview coordinates are converted for each page size and rotation so placement remains visually consistent.
Choose current, all, odd, even, or a custom range such as 1-3,5. Duplicate page numbers are applied only once.
The PDF, signature image, and drawing data are not intended for server storage; the result is generated in the browser.
IMPORTANT NOTES
FAQ
No. It visually places a drawn or image signature on PDF pages and does not validate a PKI certificate.
No. They are designed to be processed in the current browser rather than stored on a server.
Yes. Apply it to all, odd, even, or a custom page range using the same relative placement.
Yes. Existing PNG alpha is preserved when the image is normalized and embedded.
Placement is converted from relative coordinates for each page size and rotation.
Your PDF and signature stay in the current browser and are not uploaded or stored on a server.