Why E-Sign PDFs in the Browser?
Printing, signing by hand, scanning, and re-emailing is slow and wasteful. A browser-based e-signer turns that workflow into a ten-second task, with the bonus that your sensitive paperwork never leaves your device.

Drop in the PDF you want to sign. Detected signature fields are listed automatically.
Sign with your mouse, stylus, or finger — or upload a PNG/JPG signature image.
Click on the page to drop your signature where you want it,
or auto-fill any detected signature fields with one click.
Apply all placements and download the signed PDF. Nothing leaves your device.
Upload your PDF, draw or upload a signature, drop it onto any page or auto-fill detected signature fields, and download the signed file in seconds.
Need to sign a contract, NDA, or onboarding form right now? IronFreeTools' E-Sign PDF lets you draw or upload a signature and drop it onto any page of your PDF — or auto-fill the signature fields the document already defines — entirely in your browser.
PDF is the universal format for signed agreements. Layouts stay locked, signatures travel intact across email and cloud storage, and every recipient sees the same document, byte for byte.
Printing, signing by hand, scanning, and re-emailing is slow and wasteful. A browser-based e-signer turns that workflow into a ten-second task, with the bonus that your sensitive paperwork never leaves your device.
Your PDF is parsed in-browser with pdf-lib to detect AcroForm signature fields, and rendered with PDF.js so you can place signatures visually. Your signature is captured from an HTML5 canvas or upload, then embedded as a transparent PNG at the correct PDF coordinates. Developers automating signing workflows in .NET can use IronPDF's digital signature features for server-side, certificate-backed signatures.
It lets you place a handwritten-style electronic signature onto an existing PDF. Sign with your mouse or upload a signature image, drag it onto any page, and download the signed file.
Yes. When you upload a PDF that contains AcroForm signature fields, the tool detects them, lists the field name and page, and offers a one-click way to drop your signature into each field.
The tool inspects the PDF's AcroForm for fields of type Sig (PDFSignature) and reads each widget's rectangle and page reference, so the signature is placed at the exact location and size the original document expected.
Draw a signature directly in the canvas (mouse, touchscreen, or stylus), or upload an existing signature as a PNG or JPG image. Transparent PNGs work best because the page background shows through.
Yes. Use the page navigator to switch pages, then click anywhere on the page preview to drop a signature placement. You can add as many placements as you need before downloading.
Yes. Drag any placement to reposition it, or use the corner handle to resize while keeping the signature's aspect ratio.
The output contains a visual electronic signature image, which is widely accepted for most business and personal documents. For documents requiring cryptographic signing, audit trails, or certificate authorities, use a dedicated e-signature platform.
No. PDF parsing, signature rendering, and signed-PDF generation all run locally in your browser using pdf-lib and PDF.js. Nothing you upload or draw leaves your device.
No sign-up is required. E-Sign PDF is free to use without an account or installation.
You can still sign it. Just click on the page preview where the signature should go and the tool will place your signature image there. Use the corner handle to resize it as needed.
Draw or upload a signature image Auto-detect AcroForm signature fields One-click auto-sign for detected fields Manual drag-to-place on any page Resize and reposition placements Private, browser-only processing