Upload your PDF
Choose the document you need to sign, then pick a page and placement.
Sign a PDF
Draw or type your signature and place it on a page, then download the signed document. Nothing is uploaded.
How to sign a PDF
Add a signature to any page without printing, scanning, or uploading anything.
Draw or type
Draw your signature with your mouse or finger, or type your name in a script style.
Download the result
Your browser places the signature on the page and saves the signed PDF to your device.
Private browser-based PDF signing
FreNiMi Tools embeds your signature as a PNG image onto the selected page using pdf-lib, entirely in browser memory. Nothing is sent to FreNiMi for processing, and no account is required — check your browser's Network tab while signing and you'll see no PDF data leave the page.
This tool adds a visual signature image to a page — it doesn't create a legally binding e-signature with identity verification or an audit trail. For contracts that require that, use a dedicated e-signature service.
Supported files and limitations
- Standard PDF documents with any page size.
- Draw with a mouse, trackpad, or touchscreen, or type your name instead.
- Six placement positions: top or bottom, left, right, or centered.
- Password-protected or encrypted PDFs are not supported.
Frequently asked questions
Is my PDF or signature uploaded?
No. Your signature is drawn directly onto the PDF in your browser, then the file downloads straight to your device.
Is this a legally binding e-signature?
No. This places a visual signature image on the page. It doesn't provide identity verification, consent tracking, or an audit trail the way dedicated e-signature platforms do.
Can I sign more than one page?
Not yet in one pass — sign a page, download, then re-upload the result to sign another page.
Does the signed PDF have a watermark?
No. FreNiMi does not add a logo, footer, or watermark to the downloaded PDF.
Can I control where the signature lands on the page?
Yes. Choose from six positions — top or bottom, left, right, or centered — before downloading.