✍️ Natural drawing
A smooth, pressure-style ink pad that works with mouse, touch and stylus. Your signature looks like you — not a typed font pretending to be handwriting.
Sign PDF Online — Draw Your Signature Free
Draw your signature, place it on any page, and download your signed PDF. Free, no sign-up — your files stay in your browser.
- ✓ 100% Free
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- ✓ Files stay in your browser
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Choose File🔒 Your files are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded to any server.
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Draw your signature here ✍️
Pen:
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Works with mouse, finger or stylus.
Upload a PDF to see its page count.
👆 Drag the signature on the page preview to place it exactly where you want.
Position: —
Page 1 · Bottom right · Medium
How to sign a PDF in 4 steps
- 1. Upload your PDF
Drag and drop your PDF into the upload zone, or click “Choose File”. Only one document is signed at a time.
- 2. Draw your signature
Use your mouse, finger or stylus to draw on the signature pad. Don’t like it? Hit “Clear & redraw” and try again — as many times as you want.
- 3. Choose placement
Pick the page number, one of nine positions (top, middle or bottom — left, center or right), and a small, medium or large size.
- 4. Sign & download
Click “Sign & Download”. Your signature is stamped onto the page and the signed PDF downloads instantly.
Why sign with PDFLite?
🎯 Precise placement
Nine preset positions on any page of your document, in three sizes. The signature lands with a clean margin, exactly where you expect it.
🔒 Private by design
Signing happens entirely in your browser. Your document and your signature are never uploaded, stored or seen by anyone — unlike server-based signing tools.
📱 Works everywhere
Sign on your phone with your finger, on a tablet with a stylus, or on a desktop with a mouse. Nothing to install, no account needed.
What kind of signature is this, honestly?
This tool draws your signature onto the PDF page as an image — the same way you would sign a printed page with a pen and scan it back. It is not a cryptographic or certified digital signature, so it does not prove your identity the way a qualified e-signature does. That makes it perfect for everyday paperwork: school permission slips, HR forms, internal approvals, delivery notes, rental applications and consent forms. If a contract legally requires a certified or qualified electronic signature in your country, use a dedicated e-signature service for that document. For everything else, a drawn signature placed exactly where it belongs is fast, free and private.
Frequently asked questions
How do I sign a PDF online for free?
Upload your PDF to the signing tool above, draw your signature on the pad with your mouse or finger, choose the page, position and size, then click “Sign & Download”. Your signed PDF downloads instantly — no account needed.
Is this a certified digital signature?
No. This tool places your drawn signature on the page as an image. It is not a cryptographic or certified digital signature. It works well for school forms, consent slips, internal approvals and other informal documents. Contracts that legally require a certified or qualified electronic signature need a dedicated e-signature service.
Where will my signature appear on the page?
You choose: any page of the document, one of nine positions (top, middle or bottom row, each left, center or right), and a small, medium or large signature size. The signature is placed with a clean margin so it never touches the page edge.
Is my document uploaded to a server when I sign it?
No. Signing happens entirely in your browser with client-side technology. Your PDF and your signature never leave your device.
Can I sign every page of the PDF at once?
The tool signs one page per run. To sign more pages, run the tool again on the downloaded file and pick the next page. Tip: most people sign the last page, bottom right — that is the default here.