Sign a PDF with your own hand
Draw once, click to place, and the signature becomes part of the page.
Sign PDF now — free →Draw your signature on the pad with a mouse, trackpad or finger. Flip to the right page, click exactly where the signature belongs — a live preview follows your cursor on a real render of the page — pick a size, and sign. The ink is trimmed and embedded into the PDF itself.
Signatures are among the most sensitive marks you own. Bindery runs entirely in your browser — your file is never uploaded, so there is nothing to delete from a server afterwards.
How it works
- Drop your PDF and open Sign
- Draw your signature and click where it belongs on the page
- Download the signed PDF
Questions people ask
Is this a legally certified e-signature?
It places a visual signature image into the document — the common way paperwork gets signed daily. It is not a cryptographic digital certificate; for regulated workflows requiring one, use a qualified provider.
Can I sign on a phone or tablet?
Yes — the pad supports touch drawing, and placement works with a tap.
Where is my signature stored?
Nowhere. It exists only in your browser while you work and inside the PDF you download.