Draw or type your signature, drop it anywhere on the page, and download the signed PDF. It all happens in your browser — your document is never uploaded.
Signing a PDF should not require uploading a legal document to a stranger's server. Kameleo lets you sign entirely on your device: draw your signature with a mouse or finger, or type it in a handwriting font, then drag it exactly where it belongs and export the signed file.
Nothing is uploaded, so your contract, lease, or NDA stays private, and you can prove it — download a privacy receipt with locally computed SHA-256 hashes alongside the signed PDF.
Your document is never uploaded. The signature is drawn and applied entirely in your browser.
Sign by drawing with a mouse or finger, or type your name in a signature font — then drag it into place.
Position and resize the signature on any page, add a date, and flatten it into the final PDF.
Get a privacy receipt with on-device SHA-256 hashes — proof the signed file never left your machine.
Yes. You can sign PDFs free with a daily limit on the free plan — no watermark, no account required to download the signed file.
No. The whole signing flow runs in your browser. Your PDF is never sent to a server, which you can verify in the Network tab.
For everyday agreements — rental forms, permission slips, internal approvals, freelance contracts between parties who trust each other — a visible drawn or typed signature is what's expected and is widely accepted. For signatures that must carry cryptographic legal weight (eIDAS qualified, for example), use a certificate-based provider; Kameleo's Sign tool creates a visible signature, not a qualified digital certificate.
Yes. You can type your name and render it in a handwriting-style font, or draw it freehand — whichever you prefer.
Yes. You can place multiple marks — signature, initials, and a date — anywhere on any page before exporting.
Yes. The signature is flattened into the page on export, so it renders identically everywhere the PDF is opened.
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