Browser-local visual signing

Sign PDF

Add your signature, initials, date and other visual signing elements directly to a PDF.

Visual signatures are placed into the PDF document. This is different from certificate-based digital signatures.

TYPE SIGNATURE

Create a typed signature

DRAW SIGNATURE

Sign with mouse, touch or stylus

UPLOAD SIGNATURE

Use your own signature image

INITIALS

Add initials

DATE

Insert signing date

MULTI-PAGE

Place elements across pages

Visual PDF signing

Add signatures, initials, stamps, names, dates, and text as permanent visual PDF content.

Exact placement

Drag, resize with aspect ratio, rotate, and keep items inside page bounds across zoom levels.

Private by design

No PDF, signature image, stamp, text, or coordinates are uploaded for normal signing.

How to Sign a PDF

1

Upload your PDF

Open the document directly in the browser editor.

2

Create a signature

Draw, type, or upload a transparent PNG/JPG/WebP signature.

3

Place and adjust

Drag, resize, rotate, duplicate, or use exact placement values.

4

Apply and download

Embed visual elements permanently and save the signed PDF.

Draw, Type or Upload Your Signature

Choose the signing method that fits your document. Draw with mouse, touch, or stylus; type a signature-style name; or upload a signature image. Saved signatures stay in local browser storage on this device only.

Add initials, names, dates, and free text
Upload custom company stamps
Duplicate repeated initials or stamps
Fine-tune X, Y, width, height, and rotation

Sign PDFs Privately in Your Browser

Nexynto Tools signs your document directly in your browser. Your PDF, signature, stamp, text, and placement coordinates do not need to be uploaded to our servers for this visual signing workflow.

This tool adds a visual signature to your PDF. It does not create a certificate-based digital signature, qualified electronic signature, or legal certification.

Common Ways to Use Sign PDF

Sign forms
Add initials to agreements
Stamp internal documents
Approve reports
Sign application forms
Add date and name fields
Mark documents as draft
Place a company stamp

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I sign a PDF?

Upload a PDF, draw, type, or upload a signature, place it on the page, then apply and download the signed document.

Can I draw my signature?

Yes. The drawing pad supports mouse, touch, and stylus input.

Can I type my signature?

Yes. Enter a name and choose from the available visual signature styles before placing it.

Can I upload a signature image?

Yes. Use a PNG, JPEG, or WebP image up to 10 MB. A transparent PNG usually gives the cleanest result.

Can I add initials and dates?

Yes. Add initials and the current local date in one of four supported formats.

Can I add initials, dates, or stamps?

Yes. Add initials, names, formatted dates, free text, and visual approval or document stamps.

Can I place signatures on multiple pages?

Yes. Navigate between pages and place separate items wherever they are needed.

Are my PDF and signature uploaded?

No. The normal visual-signing workflow runs in your browser and saves the edited PDF locally.

Is this a certificate-based digital signature?

No. This tool places visual or electronic signature elements. It does not create a certificate-backed cryptographic signature.

Can I sign PDFs on mobile?

Yes. Supported mobile browsers can draw by touch, place and move elements, navigate pages, and finish the signed copy.

Can I sign on a phone or tablet?

Yes. The drawing and placement controls support touch, although precise placement can be easier on a larger screen.

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