Fill & Sign PDF — Add Text and a Signature to Any PDF
Sign a rental agreement, fill in a form, or initial a page — without printing anything. Pick a page and a rough position (top, center, bottom-left, etc.), drop in typed text or a hand-drawn signature, then save. It all runs in your browser, so signed documents never touch a server.
Draw your signature below:
Produces a visual signature/fill, not a certified digital signature with identity verification — check your specific legal requirements before relying on it for binding contracts.
How to use this tool
- Drop or choose your PDF.
- Pick the page number and a rough position (top-left, center, bottom-right, etc.) using the position grid.
- Press Add text to type a value, or Add signature to draw one — it's added to the list at that page and position.
- Repeat for as many items as you need, then press Save signed PDF and download the result.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a legally binding e-signature?
It places a visual signature image (or typed text) onto the PDF, similar to printing, signing and rescanning — but it doesn't provide the cryptographic audit trail, identity verification or certificate-based signing that formal e-signature services (DocuSign, Adobe Sign) offer. For casual forms and personal documents it's usually fine; for contracts requiring legal e-signature compliance, use a dedicated e-signature service.
Is my document uploaded anywhere?
No — everything happens locally in your browser using pdf-lib. Your document and signature never leave your device.
Why a position grid instead of clicking exactly where I want?
Rendering a PDF page visually to click on turned out to be unreliable across different browsers and devices. The 9-position grid (top/middle/bottom × left/center/right) covers the vast majority of real use — a signature line, a date field, an initial in a corner — reliably on every device.
Can I remove an item after adding it?
Yes — every added item appears in the list below with an × button to remove it before you save.
Can I sign a multi-page document?
Yes — change the page number for each item you add; items are placed on whichever page you had selected when you added them.