E-Signature Generator
Create an electronic signature by drawing or typing, then download it to sign documents digitally.
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About the E-Signature Generator
An electronic signature lets you sign documents without printing, signing by hand, and scanning back — a small change that saves a surprising amount of time. This e-signature generator lets you create your signature by drawing it with a mouse, trackpad or finger, or by typing your name in a signature-style font, then download it as a clean image ready to drop into documents.
Electronic signatures are now routine for agreements, forms, contracts and approvals, and a reusable signature image makes signing the next document instant. Drawing produces a personal, handwritten look, while typing gives a tidy, consistent style — both are widely accepted for everyday signing and far quicker than the print-sign-scan routine.
The signature is created entirely in your browser and downloaded with a transparent background, so it sits neatly on any document without a white box. Nothing is uploaded or stored, which matters for something as personal as your signature. Create it once, save the image, and reuse it whenever you need to sign.
Looking for more options? Open the full Digital Signature — it’s the same tool with every feature.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create an electronic signature?
Draw your signature with a mouse, trackpad or finger, or type your name and choose a signature-style font. Then download it as an image. You can place that image into PDFs and documents to sign them electronically — no printing required.
Are electronic signatures legally valid?
In many countries electronic signatures are legally recognised for a wide range of documents, though specific rules and exceptions vary by jurisdiction and document type. For routine agreements and forms they are widely accepted; for high-stakes legal documents, check the requirements that apply to you.
Is my signature kept private?
Yes. The signature is created entirely in your browser and is never uploaded or stored on a server. The image downloads straight to your device, so your signature stays under your control — important for something so personal.
Understanding Electronic Signatures
Drawn versus typed signatures
A drawn signature captures your actual handwriting for a personal, familiar look, ideal when a signature should resemble your pen-and-paper one. A typed signature rendered in a script font is neat, legible and consistent every time. Both count as electronic signatures; the choice is about appearance and preference, and many tools let you create either.
Why a transparent background matters
A signature image is most useful when its background is transparent, so it overlays a document without a white rectangle obscuring the text beneath. Saved as a transparent PNG, your signature drops cleanly onto any contract or form exactly where it is needed, looking like it was signed directly onto the page.
Electronic signatures in practice
Signing electronically removes the print-sign-scan cycle, speeding up agreements, onboarding paperwork, approvals and forms. A reusable signature image means each subsequent document takes seconds. While electronic signatures are broadly accepted, the legal weight depends on jurisdiction and document type, so it is worth confirming requirements for anything especially formal or high-value.