Sign PDF

Not every PDF signing task requires a certificate-backed digital signature workflow. In many real situations, you simply need to place a visible signer name and date on a document before sharing it internally or externally. That might mean marking a reviewed proposal, adding an approval note to a form, placing a responsible person on a draft, or preparing a quick sign-off version of a PDF without opening a desktop editor.

This tool is built for that lighter use case. You can upload a PDF, enter a signer name, optionally add a signature label, choose a date, specify the target pages, and select where the signature text should appear on the page. The page selector supports values such as `all` or `1,3-5`, and the placement can be set to top or bottom positions across the page.

Choose from three font styles—sans-serif, serif, or monospace—to match your document's aesthetic. You can also add a prefix label like "Approved by" or "Reviewed by" to make the signature more descriptive. Everything runs locally in the browser with a lightweight implementation, making the tool practical for internal approvals, reviewed documents, temporary sign-off copies, and fast PDF preparation workflows.