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Signature Maker Free

Draw or type your signature, or turn a paper photo into a clean one, and download it in seconds.

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Signature Maker
Draw · Type · Upload photo · Transparent PNG  ·  Files never leave your browser
Sign here with your finger, mouse or stylus
Upload a photo of your signature
Signed on white paper, clicked in daylight

The paper is removed and the ink becomes a clean, transparent signature.

Ink colour for type and upload:
Your signature will appear here

How to Make Your Signature Online - 3 Simple Steps

1
Draw, type, or upload a photo of your signature
2
Pick the original size or an exam size
3
Download PNG or JPG, or sign a PDF with it

It all happens on your device. Your signature is never uploaded or saved.

Three Ways to Make Your Signature

WayBest forTip
DrawYour real signature on a phoneSign slowly with your finger; turn the phone sideways for more room
TypeA neat signature for emails and lettersPick the font closest to how you sign
Upload photoYour exact pen signatureSign on white paper with a black pen, click in daylight

Which Format Should You Download?

UseFormatWhy
Sign a PDF or Word filePNG (transparent)No white box around it
Exam or job form uploadJPGMost forms accept only JPG
Email signaturePNGLooks clean on any background
Print and pasteJPG or PNGBoth print well
Need an exact KB? Exam forms often say "signature 10-20 KB". Download the JPG here, then set the KB in the Signature Resizer.

Exam Form Signature Sizes

Exam or formSizeKB
JEE Main, NEET, CUET (3.5 × 1.5 cm)350 × 150 px hereCheck each form
IBPS, SBI bank exams140 × 60 px10-20 KB
RRB railwayAt least 140 × 60 px30-49 KB
PAN card (Protean)4.5 × 2 cm at 200 DPIUp to 50 KB

Exam-ready tools: RRB, IBPS, PAN card, JEE Main, NEET.

Is a Drawn or Typed Signature Legally Valid?

How to Get a Neat Signature on a Phone

Photo of a Signature to Transparent PNG

Upload photo removes the paper, shadows and the grey phone tint, and keeps only the ink.

Use Your Signature on a PDF

Tap Sign a PDF with it. Your signature opens in Add Signature to PDF, where you place it on any page, add the date and download the signed PDF. Nothing is uploaded.

Your Signature Stays on Your Device

The pad, the fonts and the photo cleanup all run in your browser. We never see, upload or store your signature.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I create my signature online? +

Draw it with your finger or mouse, type your name and pick a handwriting font, or upload a photo of your paper signature. Then download it as PNG or JPG.

How do I get a transparent signature? +

Download the PNG. It has a transparent background, so it sits cleanly on PDFs, Word files and emails.

Can I turn a photo of my signature into a PNG? +

Yes. Use Upload photo. The tool removes the paper and shadows and keeps only the ink, on a transparent background.

Which size should I use for exam forms? +

350 x 150 px matches the common 3.5 x 1.5 cm size, and 140 x 60 px matches SSC and bank forms. Set the exact KB in the Signature Resizer.

Is a typed signature legally valid? +

For everyday letters and agreements, an image signature is usually accepted. For tax filings and tenders, use Aadhaar eSign or a Digital Signature Certificate.

Can I use a typed signature on exam forms? +

No. Exam forms want an image of your real pen signature. Draw it or upload a photo of it.

Is my signature uploaded or saved? +

No. Everything runs in your browser. Your signature never leaves your device.

Can I sign a PDF with it? +

Yes. Tap Sign a PDF with it, place the signature on any page and download the signed PDF.

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