About Sign PDF
Sign PDF contracts, consent forms and delivery notes without printing and scanning them. Create a signature in one of three ways: draw it with a mouse, finger or stylus, type your name in one of three handwriting-style fonts, one of them a Chinese brush style, or upload a photo of your signature on paper and let the white background drop away. Choose black, blue or red ink. For a form with blanks to complete as well, Fill PDF Form lets you type, tick boxes and sign in one go.
Click on a page to drop the signature there, drag it into position and pull the corner to resize it. Place it on as many pages as you need, and add today's date or a short line of text the same way. This is a visual signature stamped onto the page, not a certificate-based digital signature, which some official filings require.
How to use Sign PDF
- 1Open the document
Click Choose file or drop the PDF that needs your signature. All its pages appear on screen.
- 2Create your signature
Click Create signature, then draw, type or upload it and press Use this signature.
- 3Place it on the page
Click where it belongs to sign PDF pages in place. Drag to move it and use the corner to resize.
- 4Download the signed copy
Click Sign and download.
Why use Cubfile for this
- Draw, type or upload
A drawing pad, three signature fonts, and photo upload that removes the white paper behind your ink.
- Date and text stamps
Add today's date, or a short line such as your printed name or initials.
- As many pages as needed
Initial every page of a contract or sign only the last one; each placement can be moved or deleted.
- Three ink colors
Black, blue or red, to match the pen you'd normally reach for.