What it does
Create a signature image without printing a page, signing it and scanning it again. Draw the signature with a mouse or a finger, type your name and pick a handwriting font, or upload a PNG or JPG of a signature you already have.
1. Draw, type or upload the signature
2. Check the preview on a transparent background
3. Download signature.pngThe preview crops the empty space around the signature, so the saved PNG is only as large as the ink. You can pick a black or blue pen, clear the drawing and start again, and optionally keep one signature in this browser to reuse later.
Use cases
Sign a contract, an offer, a form or a school note that arrives as a PDF. On a phone you draw the signature with a finger and send the PNG on, and on a computer you type the name and pick a font that matches your handwriting.
Limitations
A drawn signature keeps the shape of your strokes, so a very thin line can look rough once it is enlarged. A typed signature needs one of the four handwriting fonts, and a font that does not load cannot be used; these fonts cover Latin letters only, so a name in another script falls back to a generic handwriting font of the browser. An uploaded photo or scan only loses the near white pixels, so a shadow or a coloured background stays in the image. A signature you choose to keep is stored in this browser on this device, and clearing the browser data removes it.
Common questions
Output example
The example in the description shows the intended output. Actual results depend on your input.
1. Draw, type or upload the signature
2. Check the preview on a transparent background
3. Download signature.png