Signature Maker: draw or type your online signature
Create your handwritten or typed signature entirely in your browser. Tune the pen color and thickness, pick a font, then export your signature as a transparent PNG, JPG, or SVG. Nothing leaves your device.
What you'll use this for
PDFs & contracts
Drop a transparent PNG into any PDF, contract, NDA, or document signing flow — Acrobat, Preview, DocuSign, Adobe Sign, HelloSign.
Email signatures
Brand outgoing emails in Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, or Yahoo with a typed-script signature.
Forms & applications
Visa, school, HR, and government forms that require a signature image — upload the PNG straight into the form.
Invoices & branding
Drop a stylized signature onto invoice templates, proposals, or branded mocks in Figma, Canva, or Illustrator.
Wedding invitations
Generate elegant copperplate signatures for save-the-dates, place cards, and thank-you notes in Allura or Great Vibes.
eBooks & author copy
Sign off the foreword of your novel or include a handwritten signature on copyright pages.
Art prints & merch
Add your signature as an SVG to digital art prints, t-shirt mocks, and Etsy listings — scales to any size.
School & coursework
Sign permission slips, assignments, and online exams that demand a signature image with no scanner.
How to make your signature
Pick draw or type
Draw with your trackpad / finger / stylus, or type your name in a script font.
Tune the look
Pen color and thickness for drawn signatures; font, color, and size for typed.
Pick a background
Transparent for the cleanest paste; white or custom if you need a solid card.
Download
PNG keeps transparency. JPG is universally supported. SVG scales infinitely (typed mode).
Frequently asked questions
Open this tool, type your name in the Type field, click any of the 31 font previews in the Style Gallery to pick a style, then click Download PNG. The whole process takes under 30 seconds and runs entirely in your browser — no signup, no upload, no watermark.
Download your signature as a transparent PNG. Open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader, Preview (macOS), or any PDF editor; use the Image / Stamp tool to drop the PNG onto the signature line. Resize as needed. For legally binding e-signatures consider DocuSign or Adobe Sign — this tool produces the visual layer.
Download as PNG, then in Gmail, Outlook, or Apple Mail open Settings → Signature, insert the PNG as an image, and save. For a full HTML email signature with social links and a logo, pair this with an email signature template generator.
No. The whole tool runs in your browser — the canvas, the font rendering, and the PNG/SVG export all happen client-side. Your signature image is only ever stored on your device until you download it. No file is sent to any server.
Yes. Pick the “Transparent” background option before downloading. PNG keeps the alpha channel intact, so when you paste the signature on top of a PDF page or document, only the strokes show — no white box. JPG cannot store transparency, so JPG exports use whatever background color you picked.
A signature image alone is generally not a legal e-signature. Laws like the U.S. ESIGN Act, EU eIDAS, and Indian IT Act require a workflow that captures both intent and identity — that’s what DocuSign, Adobe Sign, and HelloSign provide. This tool produces the visual signature image, which is perfect for the rendering layer of those workflows.
For a formal, copperplate look use Allura, Great Vibes, or Mrs Saint Delafield. For a modern casual signature try Sacramento, Caveat, or Dancing Script. For a bold, brush-pen feel use Pacifico, Satisfy, or Yellowtail. The Style Gallery shows your name rendered in all 31 fonts at once so you can pick the one that looks most like a real signature.
Yes. Draw mode uses pointer events that work with finger touch on phones / tablets, Apple Pencil on iPad, and Samsung S Pen on Galaxy. Type mode works everywhere. Download saves the file to your device’s download folder or Files app.
Yes. Typed signatures export as a clean SVG with the chosen font embedded as a text element, scalable to any size without pixelation. Drawn signatures export as SVG <path> elements that you can re-color or scale in Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape.
Download the PNG, JPG, or SVG once and reuse it everywhere — emails, PDFs, contracts, invoices, eBooks, art prints. The tool doesn’t save accounts because it doesn’t have any; the file you download is yours forever.
About signatures online
An online signature maker usually serves one of two needs: an image you can paste into a PDF/document, or a script-style render of your name for emails and templates. This tool covers both with no upload — your strokes stay on your device.
Two modes, one tool
- Draw — uses pointer events so it works equally well with a mouse, trackpad, finger, or Apple Pencil. The HTML5 canvas captures each stroke; smoothing fits a quadratic curve between points to remove jitter.
- Type — renders your name in one of eight Google Fonts script faces. Output is a true vector SVG — scale it to any size without pixelation.
Transparent PNG
The most common use case is "drop my signature on top of a PDF page." For that you need transparency, which is what the PNG export gives you. JPG is offered for the few systems that reject PNG; pick a background color when you do.
SVG
SVG export is best for typed signatures. Drawn strokes are also exported as SVG <path> elements so you can scale or recolor them in Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape.