Draw your signature, type it or upload a picture of it, and place it on the page. Free, no account, and the file stays in your browser.
How it works
Choose your PDF. It opens in the editor, in your browser.
Choose Sign, then draw, type or upload your signature.
Place it on the page, size it, and download the signed PDF.
In detail
Draw it with a mouse, a pen or your finger on the signature pad. Or type your name and pick a handwriting style; an Arabic name is written in an Arabic handwriting face. Or upload a photo or scan of your real signature: the white paper around it is made see-through, so only the ink lands on the page.
Choose black or blue ink, then place the signature on the page. Drag it onto the line, resize it, and put it on as many pages as the document needs.
Add the date, your initials or a place name as ordinary text beside the signature with Add text, and use Stamp for a stamp such as Approved or Paid with today's date. Everything can be moved or undone until you download.
GenPDF places a picture of your signature in the PDF, like signing a printed page. It does not add a digital certificate, an identity check or an audit trail. Many everyday documents accept a signature like this, but whether yours is enough depends on the document and the law where you are. If a document asks for a certified digital signature, use the service it names.
Signing runs in your browser: the PDF is not uploaded and your signature is never sent to us. By default nothing is kept. If you tick “Remember on this device”, your browser keeps the signature so you can place it again next time, and Forget removes it.
Why GenPDF
Draw it with your mouse or finger, type your name in a handwriting style, or upload a photo of your signature.
Move and resize the signature over the line, on any page, and add the date or your initials as text beside it.
Signing happens in your browser: the PDF is not uploaded to sign it, and your signature is never sent to us.
Questions
No. It is a simple electronic signature: a picture of your signature placed in the PDF, like signing a printed page, with no digital certificate. Many everyday documents accept it, but whether it is enough depends on the document and the law where you are; if a document asks for a certified digital signature, use the service it names.
Open the PDF in your phone's browser, choose Sign, draw your signature with your finger, place it on the line and download the PDF. No app and no account needed.
Yes. Place your signature on as many pages as you need before you download.
Not by us: it is never sent to our server. Only if you tick “Remember on this device” does your browser keep it so you can place it again next time, and Forget removes it.
Yes. Choose Upload and pick a photo or scan of it. The white paper around the ink is made see-through, so only the signature is placed.
Yes. Type your name in Arabic and it is written in an Arabic handwriting face, or draw it, or upload a picture of it.
Sign in with an account whose email address is confirmed, then in the editor choose File, then Request signatures…, add one to five signers and send. Each signs in their browser with no account, the PDF is encrypted in yours, and the finished file gets an audit page with the times. 3 requests a month on the free plan, 50 with Pro or a 7-day pass. It is a simple electronic signature too.
Yes. Use Add text to type the date beside it, or Stamp to add a stamp with today's date.
No. Signing needs no account: choose a PDF, sign it and download it. The free plan includes 3 signed-PDF downloads a day; Pro or a 7-day pass has no limit. Nothing has to be created or installed first.
