An electronic signature does not require special software or a certificate. You can create one in seconds — drawn with a mouse, typed in a signature font, or generated from a photo of your physical signature.
There are three common methods: drawing directly on a touchpad or touchscreen for a natural handwritten look, typing your name and selecting a cursive font for a clean professional style, or uploading a photograph of your physical signature for an exact replica.
Go to pdfeditor.onl/sign-pdf. In the signature canvas, draw your signature using a mouse, trackpad, or finger on a touchscreen. Use slow, deliberate movements for the best result.
Tip: On a laptop with a trackpad, use two fingers and draw slowly for more control than a mouse on curved signature strokes.
Click Type mode in the signature tool. Type your name and choose from available handwriting-style fonts. This produces a consistent, clean signature suitable for professional documents.
Sign your name on white paper with a dark pen. Photograph or scan it. Upload the image file to the signature tool. The background is automatically removed to create a clean transparent signature PNG.
After creating your signature, drag it to the correct position on the PDF page. Resize using corner handles. Click Download Signed PDF.
Yes. An electronic signature created with a free tool has the same legal validity as one from a paid service, for the vast majority of contracts and agreements.
No — for standard electronic signatures. Only digital signatures (requiring a Certificate Authority) need a certificate.
Currently the signature is created fresh each session. This means no signature data is stored on any server — your signature remains private.