Upload any PDF, drop your signature where it belongs, add a date or text if you need to, and download the signed copy. No print-sign-scan, no account, no waiting.
Drag a PDF onto the page or click to browse. Up to 3 pages for the free flow. Larger documents get a free account.
Click where the signature goes and either draw it with your finger or pick a cursive font and type it. Add a date or any extra text the form needs.
One click signs the PDF and downloads the finished copy. Email it back, attach it to a ticket, send it however you like.
Yes, with no asterisks. JustSign's business is sending signing requests to other people — that's the paid product. Self-signing a PDF in your own browser costs nothing, doesn't require an account, and isn't on a trial. We don't watermark the output or limit what you can do with the signed copy.
It gets uploaded to our server so the editor can show it to you, and it's automatically deleted after 24 hours. We don't read it, don't share it, and don't train any AI on it. If you'd rather not upload at all, you can still print-sign-scan — but the whole point of this tool is to skip that.
The free self-sign flow is sized for the typical "sign this and send it back" case — receipts, permission slips, single-page agreements. For longer documents, packets, or anything you'll sign more than once, create a free JustSign account and use the full editor (which has signer slots, templates, audit trails, and unlimited pages).
Yes — text, date, and signature fields are all supported. Click the field type in the toolbar, then click where on the PDF it should go. Fill in the value as you place it, or drag it around if you don't get it right the first time.
In most jurisdictions, yes — both the U.S. ESIGN Act and the EU eIDAS regulation recognize electronic signatures, including typed names, as legally equivalent to handwritten ones for the vast majority of agreements. If the document you're signing requires a specific notarization or a wet signature (some real-estate, court, or estate-planning documents), check with whoever sent it to you first. For everyday contracts and forms, type-or-draw is fine.
Yes. Upload the PDF, tap the signature button, draw with your finger. The editor is designed to work on small screens — pinch to zoom in on a particular field if you need more precision while placing it.
Probably yes. A free JustSign account lets you save the documents you sign, re-use templates if the same form keeps coming back, and (if you upgrade) send signing requests to other people. Sign up takes 30 seconds — but if you just need to sign this one PDF right now, no need.
