Sign PDF
Stamp a typed signature — your name in a signature-style italic face, with an optional date line — on the first or last page of a PDF.
About this tool
Approvals, acknowledgements and internal sign-offs often just need a name on the page. This tool stamps your typed name in a signature-style italic face above a signature line, on the first or last page, with the date underneath when you want it.
It is a visual signature — the digital equivalent of ink — not a cryptographic digital signature with a certificate behind it. For anything that must be legally verifiable, use a dedicated signing service. As always here, the document never leaves your browser.
How to use Sign PDF
- Choose up to 20 PDF files (20 MB each).
- Type the name to sign with and pick the page.
- Download the signed PDFs and verify them before sending.
Keep the original files and inspect the exported result before publishing or sharing it.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a legal digital signature?
No. This is a visual signature stamp, like signing a printed page. It is not a cryptographic (PKI) digital signature and carries no certificate.
Where does the signature go?
Bottom right of the chosen page, above a signature line, with the date underneath when enabled.
Can I draw my signature instead?
Not in this tool — it types the name in an italic serif face. For form fields, use Fill PDF Form.
Is my document uploaded?
No. Signing happens entirely in this browser tab.
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