Sign an administrative document
Sign a permission slip, a registration form or a declaration requested as a PDF.
Add a PNG or JPEG signature to a PDF, position it visually, and resize it without uploading your files.
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Choose your PDF and a signature image, then place the signature directly on the page before downloading the new document.
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Open the full editorAdding a signature to a PDF lets you sign a rental agreement, a quote, a permission form or an order without printing or scanning it. You draw your signature with a mouse, finger or stylus, or import an image of a signature you have already scanned, then place it exactly on the line provided. The document and your signature stay in your browser.
Two methods are offered. Draw signature opens an area where you sign directly, then Add signature places it on the page. Import signature accepts a PNG or JPEG image, ideally a PNG with a transparent background obtained by photographing or scanning your signature on white paper.
The signature becomes an element you move, resize and tilt on the page shown; switch pages with the thumbnails to sign elsewhere or initial several pages. On download, it is built into the page as an image.
It is a digitised handwritten signature, not a cryptographic electronic signature: it carries no certificate, timestamp or proof of identity. It suits everyday exchanges where a signed copy is enough; for a document requiring an advanced or qualified electronic signature under the eIDAS regulation, use a trust service provider.
The document opens in the editor; go to the signature page.
Click Draw signature to sign on screen, or Import signature to use a PNG or JPEG image.
Adjust position and size on the signature line, then download the signed PDF.
Sign a permission slip, a registration form or a declaration requested as a PDF.
Quickly return a signed quote marked “approved” to a tradesperson or supplier.
Add your initials at the bottom of each page of a lease before signing the last one.
The same signature can be inserted several times and resized: small for initials, larger on the last page.
Input
6-page lease; initials drawn and placed at the bottom of pages 1 to 5, full signature on page 6 above “The tenant”Result
6-page PDF initialled and signed, ready to send backIt has the value of a handwritten signature reproduced on a copy: enough for many everyday exchanges, but it is not an advanced or qualified electronic signature under the eIDAS regulation.
No. It is drawn or imported in your browser and built into the PDF; Bethemesh neither stores nor transmits it.
PNG and JPEG. A PNG with a transparent background gives the cleanest result, with no white rectangle around the stroke.
Yes. Insert the signature as many times as needed, on one or several pages, at a different size for each spot.
Yes. The signing area accepts finger, stylus and mouse.
The signature is built into the page as an image. To discourage later edits, send the document in a frozen format or protect it.
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