Initials
Add initials beside each clause or at the foot of a page. Create them once and reuse them in the same session.
Open your PDF, place your signature where it belongs, and add a date or initials next to it. Everything is placed on top of the page and nothing is uploaded.
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PDF up to 10 MB
Private by design. Your PDF is processed on your device and never uploaded.
Drop it into the tool above. Guests and free accounts can open PDFs up to 10 MB. Password-protected PDFs need the password removed first.
Draw one, type one, upload an image, take a photo, or pick a saved signature. The signer prepares it for you.
Drag it onto the line, then resize and rotate. Guides snap it to page edges and centres, and you can hold Alt to turn snapping off.
Use the Add menu for initials, your full name, a date, free text, or a check or cross mark. Undo is there if you misplace one.
Download the signed PDF. Your signature is an overlay, so the document's text, fonts, and bookmarks stay as they were.
Real forms ask for more than one mark. These all use the same placement controls.
Add initials beside each clause or at the foot of a page. Create them once and reuse them in the same session.
Add today's date as a text stamp and drag it next to the signature. It is written in a standard PDF font, so it stays real text.
Type your printed name under the signature, or add a short line such as a role or reference number anywhere on the page.
Tick a box or strike out a line. Marks scale cleanly and rotate with the same handles.
The drag, resize, and rotate handles work with a finger as well as a mouse, so you can place a signature from a phone.
Select a placed item and use the arrow keys to move it by small steps. Press Ctrl or Cmd with Z to undo.
Because it is an overlay, the page underneath stays selectable and searchable. You can also add the same signature again if a document needs it twice.
Open the PDF in the tool above, add your signature, place it on the signature line, and download. There is no printing or scanning step.
Yes. Use the Add menu and choose Date, then drag it into position. You can also add free text, your full name, or initials the same way.
No. The signature is placed over the page and the rest of the file is kept, including its text, fonts, bookmarks, and metadata.
Guests and free accounts can sign single-page PDFs, up to 10 MB. Multi-page signing is part of the Pro plan, which also raises the PDF limit to 100 MB. If your file has several pages and you only need one signed, split out that page first.
No. Your PDF is read and signed inside your browser tab and is never uploaded to our servers, whether you are a guest or signed in. The only file we ever store is a signature you choose to save to your vault after signing in.
PureSign places a signature, text, and marks on top of the page. It does not detect or fill a PDF's own form fields, but the Text tool lets you type into any blank on the page.
Use a PNG, JPG, or photo of your signature you already have. Photos are cleaned up automatically.
Place your signature on any page. Text layers, fonts, and bookmarks stay intact.
Sign on paper or on screen and get a real handwritten signature as a PNG.
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