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Sign a lease, a school permission slip or a freelance contract without printing anything. This tool lets you draw your signature with a mouse or finger, type it in a handwriting-style font, or upload an image of it. Add the date and your initials where needed, place everything on the page, and download the signed PDF in moments.
Signing runs in your browser, so your document and your signature stay on your device. Keep in mind that a drawn or typed signature is a simple electronic signature: it is accepted in many everyday situations, but it is not a qualified electronic signature, and some procedures may require a specific signing method. Check with the recipient if in doubt.
For more formal needs, the Pro plan offers a certified signature: a PAdES signature with a trusted timestamp and an audit trail recording the steps, the document fingerprint and the signer's verified email. It strengthens your evidence, but it is not a qualified eIDAS signature, and we say so plainly.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is a signature drawn here legally valid?
- It is a simple electronic signature, widely used for everyday agreements. It is not a qualified signature, so some official procedures may require another method; check with the recipient.
- Can I add the date and my initials?
- Yes. Place the date and your initials on any page, for example at the bottom of each page of a contract.
- What does the Pro certified signature add?
- It adds a PAdES signature, a trusted timestamp and an audit trail attached to the document. It strengthens proof but is not a qualified eIDAS signature.
- Is my signature stored by your service?
- The free signing tool works in your browser, so your signature and document stay on your device.