Sign PDF
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How to sign a PDF
- 1
Open your PDF
Drop the file in. It opens in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
- 2
Make your signature
Draw it, type your name in a handwritten style, or upload a photo of it signed on paper.
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Place it and download
Drag it into place, resize it, add the date if you need it, then download the signed PDF.
Paperwork in, notes out
The PDFs you keep are easier to use once what's inside them sits with your notes.
PDF to text
Pull the text out of any PDF, with its headings and bold, and save it as a note.
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FAQ
It's a simple electronic signature: an image of your signature on the page. That's enough for many everyday documents, like forms, letters and simple agreements. Contracts that require a certified digital signature need a dedicated signing service.
No. Everything happens in your browser, so neither the file nor your signature leaves your device. Nothing is saved either, so you make your signature again next time.
Yes. Go to another page and tap Place signature again. Each copy can be moved and resized on its own.
