Signature maker: draw or type your signature

Sign with your finger, a mouse or a pen, or type your name in a handwriting style. Download a picture of your signature with a clear background.

Sign here with your finger, pen or mouse

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Private by design: this tool runs in your browser. Nothing you add is uploaded.

Handwriting fonts: Great Vibes, Dancing Script, Mr Dafoe and Caveat (SIL Open Font License), from Google Fonts.

How to use it

Choose "Draw it" or "Type it".
Sign in the box with your finger, a pen or the mouse, or type your name and pick a handwriting style.
Choose black or blue ink and how thick the line is. Press "Undo" or "Clear" to try again.
Press "Download PNG". The background is clear, so the signature sits neatly on any document.

Screenshot of the Signature maker tool on Sureno, in use — Signature maker in use: a real screenshot of this page.

Questions and answers

Is a drawn or typed signature legally valid?

In many countries an electronic signature can be valid, but the rules depend on the place and the document. For anything important, ask whoever asked you to sign.

How do I put it on a PDF?

Most PDF programs can add a picture: Adobe Acrobat Reader ("Fill & Sign"), Preview on a Mac (Markup) and Microsoft Word (Insert, Picture) all work with this PNG.

Is my signature saved anywhere?

No. It is drawn on this page in your browser and disappears when you close it. Keep the downloaded file somewhere private.

Why does the picture have no white background?

It is a PNG with a clear background, so it does not cover lines or text on your document. Most programs show the clear parts as white.