Complete a PDF form and sign it without printing anything. PalPDF fills real form fields where the document has them, and lets you type anywhere on the page where it does not.
How to Fill and Sign a PDF
Open the form — Drop the PDF in. Any fields the document defines are picked up automatically.
Fill it in — Click a field and type. For flat forms, use the text tool to type directly onto the page.
Sign it — Draw your signature with a mouse or finger, type it in a handwriting face, or upload an image of it.
Download — Apply the changes and save the completed PDF.
When this comes in useful
Returning a signed contract the same day it arrives
Completing a government or bank form that was sent as a flat PDF
Signing on a phone without a printer or scanner
Questions
Can I sign a PDF on my phone?
Yes. Drawing a signature with a finger works well on a touchscreen, and the rest of the tool is usable at phone width.
The form will not let me type in it. Why?
It is probably a flat PDF — it looks like a form but has no fields defined. Use the text tool to type straight onto the page instead.
Is a signature added this way legally valid?
That depends on your jurisdiction and the agreement in question. PalPDF places an image of your signature in the document; it does not apply a cryptographic digital signature certificate.