Sign PDF Online

None — you can sign a document without an account or a paid plan. Each run spends credits from your daily allowance, and you'll only be asked to sign in once that runs out. Signing in also keeps a signing history you can come back to; a guest run isn't recorded anywhere.

Yes, in most jurisdictions — the US ESIGN Act, UETA, and the EU's eIDAS regulation all recognize electronically signed documents as legally binding for the vast majority of business and personal use cases. A handful of document types (wills, certain court filings) still require a wet-ink or notarized signature — check your local requirements if in doubt.

Draw lets you sign with your mouse, finger, or stylus for a natural handwritten look. Type renders your name in a handwriting-style font — fast and consistent. Upload lets you use a photo or scan of your actual signature, including PNG files with a transparent background.

Yes — place as many signature and initials fields as you need, on any page, then share the resulting PDF with each signer in turn (or use Merge PDF to combine separately-signed copies into one final record).

It scans the document's text for common signature-block labels ("Signature", "Signed By", "Authorized Signature", and similar) and suggests a placement box next to each one you can accept with one click — it's a fast heuristic, not a guarantee, so always double-check placement before downloading.