Sign a PDF in this browser tab

Draw or place a signature image on a PDF in this tab. It is not Aadhaar eSign and not a digital signature certificate. The file is not uploaded.

A signature stamp, not a DSC

Offer letters, rent agreements, and school forms often want a visible signature on the page. You draw it or place it here. The ink stays in this tab and is flattened into the download. Nobody else receives the signature image.

This is not Aadhaar eSign and not a USB digital-signature certificate. Those bind a cryptographic identity through a licensed provider or your token. A picture of a signature does not do that. If a registry or a bank demands DSC or eSign, use that channel. Use this when a person needs to see a signature on the PDF.

  1. Open the PDF. Pages render locally.
  2. Draw the signature or place a signature image where the form expects it.
  3. Download. The mark is part of the page, not a separate attachment you can lift off later as the original drawing.
  4. Keep an unsigned copy if you may need to sign again.

Frequently asked questions

Does signing upload the PDF or the signature?

No. The document and the signature image stay in this browser tab.

Is this Aadhaar eSign or a DSC?

No. Those are legal digital-signature flows run by licensed providers or your own certificate. This tool stamps a visible signature onto the page.

Can I sign an offer letter or a rent agreement?

You can put a visible signature on the PDF. Whether that satisfies the other party is their rule. It will not satisfy a desk that asked for eSign or DSC.

Is there a watermark?

No. The download is the PDF with your signature on it. A tip after download is optional. Skip always works.

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