How do I add a signature to a PDF?
Choose a PDF, create your signature by drawing, typing, or uploading an image, then click the correct page to place it. Move or resize the visible signature and download the finished PDF.
Draw, type, or upload a visible signature. Place it on any page and download the PDF without an account.
Upload one PDF, create a visible signature, place it on any page, and download the finished copy.
Everything happens in the tool above. You do not need to open another editor or create an account.
Select a PDF up to 20 MB. The document is rendered locally in your browser.
Create the visible signature that fits your document and the recipient's requirements.
Click the page, drag the signature into place, resize it, and download a new PDF.
Choose the input that works best on your device. Each method produces a movable signature image inside the PDF.
Use a mouse, stylus, or finger. Clear the canvas and redraw until the mark is legible.
Create a script-style visible mark when drawing is inconvenient. Confirm that typed signatures are acceptable for the document.
Choose a PNG, JPEG, or WebP up to 8 MB. The browser trims the image and removes near-white background pixels before placement.
The source PDF, drawing, typed mark, and uploaded signature image stay in the browser during this workflow.
Check the difference between a visible mark and certificate-backed signing before sharing an important document.
Choose a PDF, create your signature by drawing, typing, or uploading an image, then click the correct page to place it. Move or resize the visible signature and download the finished PDF.
Yes. EditPDFly lets you add visible signatures without an account or watermark. One PDF can be up to 20 MB, and processing stays in your browser.
No. This signing workflow runs locally in your browser. The PDF and signature are not uploaded to EditPDFly servers, and the signature is not stored after you leave or refresh the page.
Yes. Draw with a mouse, pen, or touch input, type a name in a script style, or upload a PNG, JPEG, or WebP image. Uploaded images are converted to a transparent PNG in the browser.
No. A visible signature is a mark placed on a page. A certificate-backed digital signature can verify identity and reveal later changes. EditPDFly does not create certificates, identity checks, or audit trails.
Do not assume it will. Changing a signed PDF can invalidate its existing certificate status. Keep the original and use the signing method required by the recipient.