Fill & Sign
Add text, dates, checkmarks and your signature to a PDF — all in your browser.
How to fill and sign a PDF
Add text, dates, checkmarks and your signature to a PDF form — draw, type or upload a signature. Free, no account, and the document never leaves your browser.
Most forms that arrive as a PDF are not fillable — there are no form fields, just lines to write on. This tool lets you click anywhere to drop text, a date or a tick, and add a signature by drawing it with a mouse or finger, typing it in a handwriting font, or uploading a photo of your signature.
Save one signature and reuse it across the document. The completed PDF downloads with no watermark.
Everything runs in your browser — the file never leaves your device, so it works for private and confidential documents.
Steps
- Open the Fill & Sign tool and load the PDF.
- Click anywhere to add text, a date or a checkmark.
- Add your signature by drawing it, typing it or uploading an image.
- Download the completed, signed PDF.
Frequently asked questions
How do I sign a PDF online for free?
Open the PDF here, add your signature by drawing, typing or uploading it, place it on the page, and download the signed file — no account needed.
Is a drawn signature legally valid?
In most countries a clear intent to sign — including a drawn or typed signature — is valid for everyday agreements. For regulated documents, check local rules.
Can I fill a PDF that has no form fields?
Yes — you can place text anywhere on the page, so non-interactive forms work fine.
Is my signed document uploaded?
No. The file is processed on your own device and never uploaded to a server.
Related tools
- PDF Editor — a fuller editor for images, shapes and redaction
- Signature Resizer — turn a photo of your signature into a clean image first
- Add Watermark — mark the document as a copy or draft
- Protect PDF — password-protect the signed file