Your signature, ready everywhere
Draw it, type it, or upload a photo — we clean the background automatically. Save your signature and initials once, then apply them to any document in one tap, on any device.
Signature Wallet
Save your handwritten signature and initials once. They sync securely to your account and are ready on every document you sign — no redrawing, on any device.
Three ways to sign
Draw with your finger or mouse, type your name in a handwriting font, or upload a photo of your real signature. Uploaded images have their background removed automatically for a clean, transparent signature — with a sensitivity slider for tricky photos.
Capture on your phone
Signing with a mouse is awkward. Scan a QR code, sign with your finger on your phone, and your signature appears instantly in your wallet on your computer.
Self-sign, tracked in your account
Sign your own PDF in seconds. When you're logged in, the signed document is saved to your account so you can find, download, and track it anytime.
How it works
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Create your signature — draw, type, or upload a photo.
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Save it to your Signature Wallet.
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Apply it to any document with one tap — on any device.
Frequently asked questions
How do I upload my signature as an image?
On the signature pad, choose the Upload tab and select a photo of your signature. We automatically remove the paper background and crop it to a clean, transparent PNG. A sensitivity slider lets you fine-tune the result.
Can I reuse my signature on multiple documents?
Yes. Save your signature and initials to your Signature Wallet once, then apply them to any document with a single tap. They are stored securely in your account and sync across your devices.
Can I sign on my phone and use it on my computer?
Yes. Click ‘Capture on phone’ in your wallet, scan the QR code, draw your signature with your finger, and it appears in your wallet on the desktop automatically.
Is a typed signature legally valid?
Yes. A typed signature you adopt is the electronic representation of your signature and is legally binding under e-signature laws such as ESIGN, UETA and eIDAS, just like a drawn signature.