Signing contracts and offer letters
Skip the print-sign-scan loop. Sign on screen and send the PDF back from the same window.
Sign PDF
Open the document, drop your signature where you want it, and download the signed PDF.
Maximum 1 file, 100MB
Select a PDF file to sign
Drop your PDF here
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How it works
How it works
Three steps to a signed copy you can email back the same minute it lands.
1
Open your PDF
Drop a single PDF up to 100 MB. Page thumbnails render in your browser so you can see exactly where to place the signature.
2
Create your signature
Draw with a mouse or trackpad, type your name in a signature font, or upload a photo of your handwritten signature on white paper.
3
Drop it on the page
Click where the signature should sit. Resize, move, and add a date stamp if you need one. Click Save and the signed PDF is ready to download.
Use cases
What people use it for
Signing rental and loan paperwork
Most landlords and lenders accept a typed or drawn signature on a PDF. Save the signature once and reuse it across pages.
Initialing every page
Some agreements require initials on every page. Drop your initials on each page in one pass.
Approving designs or proofs
Designers send proofs as PDFs. Sign-off goes faster when you can drop a signature and a date right on the page.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
For ordinary business agreements, offer letters, NDAs, vendor forms, and most everyday paperwork, yes. Some specific document types like wills, certain real-estate transfers, and certain government filings may require pen-and-paper or a certificate-based digital signature. If you're unsure what your document needs, check with whoever you're sending it to.