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Use one readable PDF up to 20 MB and 500 pages. Signature images may be JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB and 16 megapixels.
Place a visible signature mark on selected pages and review the result before sharing. No account or PDF upload is required.
Processed in your browser · No account · No upload
Files stay on this device
One PDF · up to 20.0 MB · maximum 500 pages
Use a mouse, touch screen, or stylus.
Drag the signature on the preview or use arrow keys when it is focused. Position applies to each selected page.
Choose a PDF, then add a visual signature.
The PDF and signature image are processed in your browser and are not uploaded or saved by EkkySoft. This creates a visual electronic signature only; it does not verify identity or create a certificate-backed cryptographic digital signature. Legal requirements vary; no legal validity is promised.
Choose a PDF to preview placement
Your PDF preview will appear here.
Choose a page, place the visual signature, then download a new copy.Open a readable PDF and draw, type, or upload a signature image on this device.
Preview a page, move or resize the signature, and select the pages that should receive it.
The visible signature is embedded as ordinary page content. Keep the original document unchanged.
Use one readable PDF up to 20 MB and 500 pages. Signature images may be JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB and 16 megapixels.
The PDF and signature are processed in temporary browser memory. They are not sent to EkkySoft or saved in browser storage.
This is a visible mark, not identity verification, certificate-backed signing, or a promise of legal validity. Saving rewrites the PDF and invalidates existing cryptographic signatures; forms, annotations, bookmarks, or metadata may also be affected.
No. It adds visible image content only; it does not cryptographically seal the document, verify identity, or promise legal validity.
Yes. Enter pages or ranges such as 1-3,5 and position the mark in the preview.
No. Both are processed in temporary browser memory and are not sent to EkkySoft or saved in browser storage.
No. Rewriting a digitally signed PDF invalidates its cryptographic signature. Keep the original signed file.