Sign a PDFwithout sending it anywhere

The document you least want to upload

Signing is the one thing people do to documents that matter — a tenancy agreement, an offer letter, a contract with your address and salary in it. Every service that offers it asks you to upload that document first. Docqify does not: you draw your signature with a finger or a mouse, type it, or photograph the one you already have, and place it on the page here. The rest of the document is untouched, so the text stays selectable and searchable rather than being flattened into a picture.

• Three ways to make a signature: draw it, type it in a handwriting face, or upload a photo of one. A photo taken on white paper has its background removed so the page shows through.
• The signature is drawn on top of the page. Nothing is rasterised and no text is lost — adding a mark is no reason to flatten a document.
• This is an electronic signature, not a cryptographic one. It places your mark; it does not attach a certificate, and no reader will show a verified badge.
• Everything runs on your device. The page ships a Content Security Policy that blocks connections to any other origin, so the contract you sign here cannot be sent anywhere.