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Sign PDF

Sign PDF documents online with Fylvexa. Add a visible signature, position it on the required page and download the signed PDF.

Preparing the interactive workspace?

Your document processing stays in your browser.

Private visual PDF signing tool

How to place a signature on a PDF

Create or add a supported visual signature, position it on the required page, review its size and placement and download a separately signed PDF.

1

Choose the PDF

Add the document you are authorized to sign and review the pages requiring a signature.

2

Create or add the signature

Use the supported drawing, typing or image option available in the signing workspace.

3

Position and review

Place the signature on the intended page, adjust its size and confirm that it does not hide important content.

4

Download the signed PDF

Create the output, inspect every signature placement and save the finished document separately.

Key features

What you can do with Sign PDF

Draw a signature

Create a visual signature using the supported pointer or touch input.

Typed signature option

Use a supported text-based signature style when drawing is not suitable.

Signature image placement

Add a supported signature image where the current workspace provides that option.

Page-level positioning

Move and size the signature on the required PDF page before export.

Visual review

Confirm placement and appearance before relying on or sharing the document.

Separate signed copy

Keep the source PDF unchanged and download the signed result as a new file.

Privacy

Prepare the signed copy in your browser

The current Sign PDF workflow is designed to combine supported signature content with the selected document on your device without a Fylvexa signing backend.

Browser-first
Fast workflow
No desktop app
Frequently asked questions

Sign PDF FAQ

Select a question to view the answer.

Use the drawing control provided by the current signing workspace, then review the result carefully before placing it on the PDF.

Yes. Position and size the supported signature element on the intended page before creating the output.

No. A visual signature placement tool does not independently verify identity, intent or authority and is not the same as a certificate-based digital-signature service.

Legal requirements vary by country, transaction and organization. Confirm the required signature method before using the document for an important agreement.

No. The signed output is created separately so the source PDF remains available on your device.

The current signing implementation is designed to prepare the supported output in your browser without a Fylvexa document-processing server.