Draw your signature and stamp it onto any page of a PDF — no printing, no scanning, no uploading your contract to a stranger's server. Free forever, no account, no limits.
Contracts, forms, letters — one PDF at a time
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Every major free signer we tested shares the same three catches — and none of them are obvious until you're halfway through signing:
That's the gap this tool was built for: a signer that works like a pen — no upload, no quota, no identity check — with your file processed entirely on your own device.
For most everyday agreements, yes. Under the EU's eIDAS regulation and the US ESIGN Act, a simple electronic signature — typing your name or drawing it on a screen — is legally valid for the vast majority of business transactions, as long as both parties agree to sign electronically. Employment contracts, NDAs, freelance agreements, rental forms: all routinely signed this way.
Two honest caveats the signing giants bury in their fine print:
Your contract never leaves your device — not for "processing", not temporarily, not at all. The strongest privacy guarantee is architecture, not a promise.
Sign one PDF or a hundred. No 2-per-month limit, no "you've used your free documents" screen, no upsell.
Draw your signature with your finger, pick the page, download. No app install, no printing at a copy shop, no scanning back.
Once the page loads, you can disconnect from the internet and the tool still signs — everything is local JavaScript.
Yes, completely. No sign-up, no watermarks, no document limits and no hidden premium tier — you can sign as many PDFs as you like.
No. The signature is drawn on a canvas and stamped into the PDF 100% inside your browser. Your file never leaves your device, so sensitive contracts stay private by design.
For most everyday agreements, yes — under the EU's eIDAS regulation and the US ESIGN Act, simple electronic signatures are valid for the vast majority of business transactions when both parties agree to sign electronically. Property transfers and some financial contracts may require a qualified signature — check local rules for those.
Yes. The tool stamps your signature image onto the page you choose, so it works on scanned PDFs and exported documents alike — no selectable text needed.
One page per run. Pick the signature page, sign and download. If a document needs signatures on several pages, sign it once, reload the signed file, and add the next signature.
The tool rejects encrypted PDFs safely instead of failing silently. Unlock the file first, then sign it here.
Remove the password from a protected PDF — decrypted in your browser, never uploaded.
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