Sign PDFs without printing.
Create your signature once (draw it, type it or upload a picture), then click to place it on any page, drag it into position and resize it. This adds a visual signature; it isn't a certificate-based digital signature.
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PDF only · up to 50 MB · up to 1000 pages
01How it works
How to sign a PDF
- 01
Add a PDF
Drop the document you need to sign.
- 02
Create and place
Draw, type or upload your signature, then click the page where it goes. Drag and resize it to fit.
- 03
Sign and download
Select Sign PDF and download the signed copy.
Before you upload
- Accepts
- Limits
- Up to 50 MB per file and 1,000 pages, one file at a time
- Processing
- On PocketPDF's own servers. Files aren't passed to outside conversion services.
- Your files
- Only your account can download them, unless you create a share link. If you don't sign in they're deleted after 1 hour; once you do, they stay until you delete them (up to 1 GB).
- Price
- Free. Use the tool straight away, then sign in with Google to download.
02Questions
Common questions
Is this a legally binding signature?
It's an electronic signature: an image of your signature placed on the page, which many everyday agreements accept. It isn't a certificate-based digital signature that proves who signed and that nothing changed afterwards.
Is my signature stored?
Only as part of the signed document and the signature image used to place it. If you don't sign in, both are deleted after an hour; once you sign in to download, they stay in Documents until you delete them.
Can I sign more than once, or add initials on every page?
Yes. Once your signature is created, click each place it should appear, on as many pages as you need, then save once.
03More tools
Works well with
Protect PDF
Add a password before you share a file.
Unlock PDF
Remove a password you know from a PDF.
Redact PDF
Permanently black out sensitive content.
Share document
Create a download link and QR code for a file.
Merge PDF
Combine several PDFs into one file, in the order you choose.
Split PDF
Extract selected pages, or split a PDF into equal parts.