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Signature Maker

Draw your signature with a mouse or finger, or type your name in a handwriting font, and get a signature image with a transparent background for documents and PDFs.

Sign inside the white box

Signature settings

Your signature never leaves this device

How to use

1Choose a methodDraw with your mouse or finger, or type your name and pick a handwriting font.
2Color and thicknessSet the pen color and thickness. Black or blue works well on documents.
3SaveEmpty space is trimmed automatically. Save as a transparent PNG or copy and paste it.

When it helps

Signing contracts, consent forms and quotes sent as PDFs or email attachments usually means printing, signing and scanning them again. Make a signature image once, and you can simply paste it into the signature line from then on.

In Draw mode, the line gets slightly thinner when you move faster and curves are smoothed, so it looks like a signature written on paper. When you save, the blank space around it is trimmed and the background is made transparent, so it sits cleanly on top of any document.

Type mode turns your name into handwriting. It is handy if drawing is awkward on your device or you want a neat typed signature. The image is created only on this device and is not stored anywhere.

FAQ

Is a signature image legally binding?

That depends on the type of document and what the parties agree to. This tool only creates a signature image. It does not provide certified e-signatures or identity verification.

Is my signature stored anywhere?

No. It is drawn only on your screen and never sent to a server. It disappears when you close the page, so save it as a PNG if you need it later.

I get a white background in my document.

Use the saved PNG file, which has a transparent background. Copy and paste may add a white background depending on the app.

Can I draw on my phone?

Yes. Draw inside the white box with your finger or a stylus. Landscape mode gives you more room.

Can I use the handwriting fonts commercially?

Yes. They are all licensed under the SIL Open Font License (OFL) or Apache 2.0.