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Online Signature Maker

Create a free digital signature online by drawing, typing, or uploading. Download your signature as a transparent PNG or JPEG for use in documents, contracts, emails, and PDFs. No signup required and no data is stored.

Online Signature Maker Workspace
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Signature Creation Mode:
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Sign above the line

How to Use Online Signature Maker

  1. Choose Your Creation Mode: Select 'Draw' to sign with your mouse or finger, 'Type' to render your name in a handwriting font, or 'Upload' to use an existing signature image.
  2. Customize Your Signature: In Draw mode: choose your pen color and stroke width. In Type mode: select from 6 handwriting fonts and pick your ink color.
  3. Download or Copy: Click 'Download PNG' for a transparent-background signature perfect for overlaying on documents, or 'Download JPG' for a white-background version. You can also copy directly to your clipboard.
  4. Use in Documents: Insert your downloaded PNG signature into Word, Google Docs, Adobe Acrobat, or any document editor that supports image insertion.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a digital signature made here legally binding?

A simple image of a signature (drawn or typed) can be considered a valid electronic signature for many documents in jurisdictions following eSign laws (US ESIGN Act, EU eIDAS Regulation). However, for high-value or legally sensitive contracts, a certified e-signature provider with audit trails may be required.

What format should I download for use in PDF documents?

Download as PNG with a transparent background. Transparent PNGs can be overlaid on PDF documents using Adobe Acrobat, PDF editors, or by inserting them as images in word processors before converting to PDF.

Can I use my finger to draw a signature on a phone or tablet?

Yes. The drawing canvas fully supports touch input, so you can sign naturally with your finger or a stylus on any smartphone or tablet.

Is my signature image stored or saved?

No. Your signature exists only in your browser's Canvas element. It is never sent to any server. Closing the tab or browser clears it entirely.

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