Stamp a typed name (or similar appearance) onto a PDF in this tab. It looks like a signature. It is not a digital certificate, not DocuSign, and not an eIDAS qualified signature.
You need a name on the line of a PDF you already have, and you are not opening a DocuSign envelope. That is this page: a drawn or typed stamp in the current tab.
It is not watermark PDF. It is not protect PDF. It is not eIDAS, 电子签章, or HelloSign.
Appearance vs legal validity
Anyone can draw a squiggle. Courts and counterparties may still accept a wet-ink scan or a simple mark for low-stakes forms — or they may require a specific platform. We will not tell you which.
If the other party sent a DocuSign or Adobe Sign link, finish it there. This page will not recreate their certificate chain.
How to use it
- Drop the PDF you are allowed to mark.
- Place the typed/drawn stamp. Process in this tab.
- Keep the unsigned original.
Typical ceiling is about 32 MB.
Honest limits
- Flattened appearance. Not a PAdES/CAdES signature.
- Passworded inputs may fail.
- Not identity proof.
This is not legal advice.