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Add electronic signatures and fill in PDF forms online.

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How to Sign a PDF Online

Electronic signatures let you sign PDF documents digitally without printing, signing by hand, and scanning. They are accepted for most business contracts, agreements, NDAs, and administrative forms in jurisdictions that recognise electronic signatures.

The Fill & Sign tool combines form filling with signature placement. You can type text into any area of the document, position your signature at the designated signature field, and download a signed copy ready to send.

Signatures can be created by drawing with a mouse or finger on a touchscreen, typing your name in a cursive font, or uploading an image of your handwritten signature saved as a PNG with a transparent background.

For workflows that require multiple signatories, use the "Request e-signatures" feature to send the document to other people and collect their signatures electronically. All signed documents are stored temporarily and deleted automatically after 60 minutes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is an electronic signature legally valid?

In most jurisdictions, electronic signatures are legally binding under laws such as the eIDAS regulation in the EU and the E-SIGN Act in the US. Check local regulations for specific document types.

Can I fill in a PDF form and sign it?

Yes. The Fill & Sign feature lets you type into form fields and place your signature anywhere on the document before downloading.

What formats can I use for my signature?

You can draw your signature using a mouse or touchscreen, type it in a handwriting-style font, or upload an image of your handwritten signature.

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