Draw or type your signature and place it on any page of your document.
Signing a PDF adds a digital signature — your handwritten-style signature, initials, or a drawn mark — directly onto the document. This eliminates the wasteful print-sign-scan cycle that consumes paper, ink, and time. PDFly lets you draw your signature with a mouse or trackpad, type it in a stylized font that mimics handwriting, or upload an image of your actual handwritten signature. The signature is placed on the page and the signed PDF is generated entirely in your browser.
Upload your PDF, draw or type your signature, position it precisely on the correct line, adjust its size for proportion, and download the signed file. You can add multiple signatures or initials across different pages if needed. The tool supports placing signatures at exact coordinates on the page for professional results.
This is convenient for signing contracts, rental agreements, purchase orders, and approval forms without printing. For legally binding digital signatures with certificate-based verification, tamper-evident seals, and audit trails, a dedicated e-signature platform like DocuSign or Adobe Sign may be required depending on your jurisdiction and the document's legal requirements. PDFly's signing tool is suitable for informal agreements, internal business approvals, personal use, and situations where a visual signature representation is entirely sufficient.
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