Stop printing PDFs just to sign them
The print-sign-scan routine wastes paper and produces ugly, oversized scans. A browser e-sign tool replaces it: draw your signature with a mouse, trackpad, or finger, place it on the signature line, and download the signed PDF. EasyPDFHub’s e-sign tool embeds your signature as an image directly into the PDF, entirely on your device — the lease agreement or offer letter never uploads to a signing service’s server.
Step-by-step: sign in under 2 minutes
- Open the e-sign tool and select your PDF.
- Draw your signature on the canvas (a phone touchscreen gives the most natural result).
- Position it over the signature line and apply.
- Download the signed copy and email it back. Done — no account created anywhere.
Is a drawn signature legally valid?
In many jurisdictions (US ESIGN Act, EU eIDAS “simple electronic signature”), an image signature with intent to sign is valid for everyday agreements — leases, freelance contracts, permission slips, offer acceptances. Honest limit: this is not a cryptographic digital signature or a certificate-based ID. For notarized documents, court e-filing with identity verification, or counterparties that mandate DocuSign/Adobe Sign audit trails, use the platform they specify. When in doubt, ask the receiving party what they accept.
Common signing workflows
- Received a locked PDF? Unlock it first with the password remover (using the password you were given).
- Multiple documents to sign and return? Sign each, then combine with the merger.
- Only one page needs signing? Extract it with the splitter, sign, and merge back.
- Also need a date or name typed? Add text with the text overlay tool.