Sign a PDF online for free

Sign your PDF by drawing your signature, importing an image, or using a certificate stored on your device.

Use this tool for free as often as you need. The document is processed on your device so its contents remain under your control.

or drop the file herePDF · Up to 50 MB per file

How it works

  1. Open the PDF that needs signing.
  2. Draw or import the signature appearance.
  3. Place it on the page and export the file.

What you can do

  • Draw with a mouse, trackpad or finger
  • Import a PNG or JPEG image
  • Use a personal or local self-signed certificate

See the tool in action

Before

Before: Sign a PDF, SunPDF

After

After: Sign a PDF, SunPDF
Real SunPDF screenshot for “Sign a PDF”, created with a fictional practice document containing no personal data.

Try the example

Fictional documents: three practice pages and an appendix, with no personal data.

Page 2: create a fictional mark in visual mode and place it on the Signature line without covering the date.

What does this PDF tool do?

A drawn or imported mark is a visual signature. A cryptographic signature requires a P12 or PFX certificate, or a locally generated self-signed certificate. Its evidential value depends on the certificate and your use case.

Document processing happens in your browser. SunPDF does not upload your PDF to a server for editing. Closing or refreshing the tab ends the current session.

When to use this tool

A visual signature suits cases where the recipient accepts a drawn or imported mark. A formal process may require certificate-based signing.

How to check the result

Check the page, size, and position, then confirm with the recipient that the chosen signing method meets their requirements.