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PDF Signer & Annotator

PDF Signer & Annotator

Draw your signature, place it anywhere on any page and download the signed PDF — fully local

Draw your signature

Use a mouse, finger or stylus.

Examples

Rental form

Input
Page 3 · x 30% · y 85% (from top) · width 30%
Output
form-signed.pdf — signature flattened onto the signature line

Percent-based placement works identically on any page size.

About this tool

Draw your signature once on a transparent canvas pad, then place it anywhere on any page: position and size are percentages of the page, so the same settings land proportionally on A4, Letter or anything else. The stamp is flattened into page content — every viewer renders it identically.

This is a visual signature, not a cryptographic one: no certificate, no trusted timestamp, no PAdES qualification. For everyday forms that's exactly right; for legally qualified e-signatures use a CA-backed service — the tool states this plainly.

How to use

  1. Open the PDF

    Pick the document that needs signing.

  2. Draw the signature

    Mouse, finger or stylus; clear and retry as often as you like.

  3. Position it

    Page number plus horizontal/vertical/size sliders, live-numbered.

  4. Sign and download

    The flattened PDF downloads — ready for any viewer.

Use cases

Everyday paperwork

Rental forms, school printouts, internal approvals — sign without a printer.

Initials on many pages

Keep the sliders fixed and change only the page number.

Common mistakes

Mistake:Expecting legal non-repudiation

Fix:Visual signatures carry no certificate; use qualified e-signature services where the law requires them.

Mistake:Signing a scanned image instead of the PDF

Fix:Assemble scans into a PDF first, then sign the document itself.

Frequently asked questions

References & standards