The PDF is displayed on your device.
You draw the signature, drag it into place and resize it.
The signature and annotations are written into the PDF.
The file does not leave your device. Thirty-two tools out of thirty-eight.
No, and the difference is substantial: this is a drawn signature, that is, the image of a signature placed on the document. It is not a qualified electronic signature and carries no certificate attesting who signed. Where legal value is required — a filing, a contract that demands it — a qualified signature device must be used.
No: the signature you draw stays on your device together with the document, and is not uploaded to our servers.
The tool is for placing a signature on a document you have. It is not a remote signature-collection service: there is no sending, no shared trail, and nothing passes through our servers.
It opens in your browser, nothing to install. Five operations a day are free, with no payment details.