Create and place a signature
The PDFVora signing workspace lets you type a signature in a handwriting style, draw it with a pointer or touchscreen, or upload an existing signature image. You can then adjust size, position, color, and opacity.
How to sign a PDF
- Open the signing tool and upload the PDF.
- Type, draw, or upload your signature.
- Choose the style and size.
- Place it on the correct signature line.
- Review every required page and export the document.
Signature appearance and document validity
An electronic signature’s legal effect depends on the document, jurisdiction, consent, identity requirements, and signing process. PDFVora provides a visual signing tool; it does not independently verify identity or provide legal advice.
Protect your signature image
Use signature images only on documents you intend to sign. Store exported files securely and avoid sharing reusable signature graphics with untrusted parties.
Frequently asked questions
Is a typed signature the same as a handwritten one?
They are different visual methods. Whether either is accepted depends on the recipient and applicable requirements.
Can I draw with a touchscreen?
Yes, a touchscreen or pointer can be used in the drawing mode when supported by the browser.
Can I upload a signature image?
Yes. Use a supported image format and review transparency and background appearance.
Does PDFVora verify my identity?
No. The signing tool places a visual signature and does not independently perform identity verification.
Can I sign more than one page?
You can place signatures where needed in the signing workflow and should verify every required location before download.