The PDF, signature and stamp are processed entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to our server or any other server, so confidential documents such as financial statements, certificates and agreements stay private. Your last signature and stamp are saved only in this browser so you can reuse them, and you can clear them any time by clearing site data.
A normal signed PDF keeps the signature as a separate image that a PDF editor can move or delete. Flattening turns every page into a single image with the signature and stamp burnt in, like a scanned copy. Use 200 DPI for email and portal uploads and 300 DPI for print. Flattened text can no longer be selected or searched.
No. This tool places an image of your handwritten signature and rubber stamp on the PDF. Many documents accept that, such as invoices, letters, internal approvals and scanned-copy submissions. Filings that require a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC), such as MCA forms, income tax audit reports and GST returns, need a DSC or Aadhaar e-sign instead. Read our guide to DSC and DIN for more on certificates.
Yes. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on the number of documents.
No. Everything runs in your browser, and the signed PDF is created on your own device.
Upload a photo or scan of your signature on white paper. The tool removes the white background automatically, and the sensitivity slider fine-tunes it for shadows or off-white paper.
Yes. Choose "All pages", or a custom range such as 1-3, 7. The same position is used on each selected page.
It is accepted for many business documents, but it is not a Digital Signature Certificate. For statutory e-filings that require a DSC or e-sign, use those instead.
Without flattening, the signature is a separate image layer. Turn on "Flatten as scanned copy" to merge it into the page.
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