Draw your signature and place it on the document.
Draw your signature and place it on the document. Sign PDF runs entirely in your web browser, so your file is processed on your own device and is never uploaded to MyPDFMate.
Answers to the questions people ask most about using Sign PDF.
Open Sign PDF on MyPDFMate, upload your document, draw your signature with a mouse, trackpad or finger, choose the page, position and size, and click Sign PDF. Download the signed file.
Use Sign PDF in any browser. It's free with no account, no watermark and no Acrobat needed.
Open Sign PDF in your phone's browser, pick the PDF, draw your signature with your finger and download the signed copy.
In Preview, click the Markup toolbar's Sign button to create a signature with your trackpad. Sign PDF on MyPDFMate works the same way in any browser.
In the US (ESIGN Act and UETA), the EU (eIDAS) and many other countries, electronic signatures are legally valid for most agreements. Some documents, such as wills or notarized papers, have exceptions. This isn't legal advice.
No. Sign PDF places your drawn signature on the page, which is an electronic signature, with no digital ID required. For certificate-based digital signatures, use a dedicated signing service.
Sign PDF currently lets you draw your signature. Typed and uploaded signatures aren't available yet.
Each run places one signature. To sign another page, upload the signed file and sign again.
Yes. Sign it in your browser and send the file. There's no need to print, sign and scan.
The file may be password-protected or have security settings that block changes. Unlock it with Unlock PDF (you'll need the password), then sign.
With MyPDFMate, yes. Your document and signature stay in your browser and are never uploaded.