Kitcroft

Sign a PDF

Draw once, place it wherever the form asks. Add printed name or date as text.

Preparing the workbench…

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Open the form

    Use a PDF, not a photo of a form, for a sharp result.

  2. Step 2

    Draw the signature

    Sign on the pad, then click the page to place it. Resize from the corners.

  3. Step 3

    Download

    The mark is embedded. No Kitcroft stamp.

Why this instead of a metered editor

Sejda’s free web tools stop after three tasks an hour and cap files at 50 MB or 200 pages. Every extra step — merge, then compress, then number — burns another task. Kitcroft runs sign pdf in this browser. There is no task meter and the file is not sent to a processing server. Ads in the reserved frames keep the tools free.

Questions

Is this a legally binding e-sign?
It is a visual signature embedded in the PDF, the same class as a wet-ink scan. It is not a certificate-based digital signature (PAdES).

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