Giga Useful ToolsSign PDF
Draw your signature, place it on the page and download the signed PDF.
Everything runs in your browser. No file is ever uploaded to a server.
- 1Drop your PDF into the dropzone or choose it from your device.
- 2Draw your signature with your mouse or finger in the signature pad (use “Clear” to start over), and optionally type your printed name and pick a handwriting font.
- 3Choose whether to sign the current page, all pages, or a custom range, then drag the signature onto the page and resize it with the slider.
- 4Click “Sign and download” to embed the signature and save the signed PDF.
Is a signature I draw with this tool legally binding?+
It's a visual signature: a drawing placed on top of the PDF page, similar to scanning a page you signed by hand. It doesn't include the identity checks, timestamps or audit trail that legal e-signature standards like eIDAS or the U.S. ESIGN Act require for a “qualified” electronic signature. It's a good fit for informal agreements, forms and personal documents; for contracts where legal enforceability really matters, use a dedicated qualified e-signature service instead.
Can I sign every page of a multi-page PDF, or just specific ones?+
Yes, once your PDF has more than one page you get three modes: sign only the page you're currently previewing, sign all pages, or type a custom range like “1-3,5” to sign exactly the pages you choose.
Can I add my printed name below the signature?+
Yes, there's an optional “printed name” field that renders your name in a handwriting-style font (Caveat, Dancing Script, Sacramento or Pacifico) directly under the drawn signature, so it reads like a signed-and-clarified document. It's flattened into the same image you drag onto the page.