SweetcraftSign PDF with Drawn Signature
Draw your signature with the mouse or your finger, type it, or upload an image — then drag it onto any page of your PDF, exactly where it belongs.
About this tool
The full sign-it-yourself flow, without an account or an upload: draw your signature on the pad with the mouse or your finger, type your name and have it rendered as handwriting, or upload a signature image you already have. The page renders as a preview and you drag the signature to the exact spot it belongs — any page, any position, sized the way you want it.
That free placement is the point: fixed-corner stamps miss signature lines, initial boxes and countersignature spots. What lands on the page is a picture of your signature, like ink — the tool says plainly that it is not a certified digital signature, and your document never leaves the browser tab.
How to use Sign PDF with Drawn Signature
- Choose the PDF to sign (one file, 20 MB max).
- Draw your signature on the pad, type your name, or upload a signature image.
- Drag the signature on the page preview to where it belongs, set the page and size, then download the signed PDF.
Keep the original files and inspect the exported result before publishing or sharing it.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a legal digital signature?
No. It places a picture of your signature on the page, like ink on paper. It is not a cryptographic (PKI) digital signature and carries no certificate — use a qualified e-signature service where the law requires one.
Can I sign on any page?
Yes. Pick any page number and drag the signature to the exact spot — bottom corner, signature line, or anywhere else on that page.
My drawn signature looks shaky — any tips?
Draw big and slow; the pad smooths the stroke. Zoom the browser in for finer control, and clear and retry as often as you like — nothing is saved.
Is my document uploaded?
No. The PDF and your signature are processed entirely in this browser tab and are never uploaded or stored.
Are encrypted PDFs supported?
No. Encrypted or password-protected PDFs are rejected. Export an unlocked copy first.