Free online PDF signer
Sign PDF Online — Free, No Account
Many e-signature tools charge a monthly fee or add a watermark on the free tier. PDF me signs PDFs entirely in your browser, free, with no account and no watermark.
Sign PDF for freeWhy most free PDF signers aren't actually free
Some free PDF signers only reveal their limits after you upload a document: a watermark, a daily cap, a required account or a payment screen before download. A useful free PDF signer should let you finish the job without surprises.
PDF me processes your document in the browser. You can sign a PDF without paying, creating an account or sending the file to a remote server.
How to sign a PDF online for free
Add a free electronic signature to your PDF in a few steps.
- Open the PDF signer and choose the document from your device.
- Draw, type or upload your signature, then place it in the correct position.
- Download the signed PDF with no account and no watermark.
Is a free electronic signature legally valid?
Yes. An electronic signature created by drawing or typing your name is legally valid in most countries under laws like eIDAS in the EU and the ESIGN Act in the US.
Validity still depends on the document and local rules. Everyday contracts, forms and agreements commonly accept electronic signatures, while wills, notarized documents and regulated transactions may require an advanced or qualified signature.
What else can you do for free on PDF me?
Edit a PDF before signing, combine related files into one document or compress a signed PDF before sending it by email.
Frequently asked questions
Is this PDF signing tool really free?
Yes. You can sign and download your PDF without paying or creating an account.
Does it add a watermark to signed PDFs?
No. Your downloaded PDF does not include a PDF me watermark.
Do I need to create an account to sign a PDF?
No. Open the tool, add your signature and download the result without registering.
Are electronically signed PDFs legally binding?
They are legally recognized for many documents in most countries. Check local rules for documents that require notarization or a certified signature.