PDFByHand

THE BENCH · TOOL No. 06

Sign PDF

Sign a PDF on your phone or computer, without an account and without a subscription. Draw your signature with your finger, type it in a script style, or upload a picture of it, then place it on the page and download the signed file. It runs in your browser, with no upload and no sign-up.

Drop your file here or tap to choose it.
It is opened on your device only — nothing is uploaded.

Honest limits

  • Your signature is drawn or typed and placed as an image on the page. That is right for most everyday paperwork, but it is not a certificate-based digital signature, and it does not prove who signed with a certificate.
  • If a bank, a court, or a government office asks for a certificate-based signature, use their named service for that document.

How it works

  1. Choose the PDF you need to sign.
  2. Draw your signature, type it, or upload a picture of it.
  3. Drag it to the right spot on the page and size it to fit.
  4. Download the signed PDF.

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Every tool on the bench, plus the deep bench: many files at once, a form builder, compression, scan reading (OCR), and your signature and form answers saved on your own device. Yours to keep — no subscription, ever.

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Questions people ask

sign pdf no sign up

Yes. There is no account and no sign-up step. Open the tool, choose your file, add your signature, and download the signed PDF.

sign pdf free no subscription

Yes. Signing here is free, with no subscription and no daily task limit. Draw or type your signature, place it, and download.

Is this a digital signature?

It is a visual signature: your signature drawn or typed and placed as an image on the page. It is right for most everyday paperwork. It is not a certificate-based digital signature, which is a different, certificate-backed kind of signing.

Can I save my signature for next time?

Yes. You can save your signature on your own device, so it is there next time you sign. It is stored only on your device, never sent anywhere.

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