Signature Maker
Create your handwritten or typed signature — entirely in your browser. Tune the pen color and thickness, pick a font, then export as transparent PNG, JPG, or SVG. Nothing leaves your device.
What you'll use this for
PDFs & contracts
Drop a transparent PNG into any PDF or document signing flow.
Email signatures
Use a typed-script signature to brand outgoing emails.
Forms & applications
Visa, school, and HR forms that ask for a signature image.
Branding mocks
Drop a stylized signature onto invoices or templates.
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
No. The whole tool is one HTML file plus a canvas; nothing is uploaded. The signature only ever exists on your device until you download it.
Yes — choose "Transparent" for the background. PNG keeps the alpha channel; JPG can’t (it’ll be filled with the background color you pick).
A signature image alone usually isn’t a legal e-signature. Most jurisdictions require a workflow that captures intent + identity (e.g., DocuSign, Adobe Sign). This tool is great for the visual layer.
Yes. The typed mode renders the text with the chosen Google Font and exports a clean vector SVG that scales to any size.
Light smoothing applies a small quadratic curve between consecutive points so the line doesn’t look pixelated. Heavy smoothing lerps further but trades a bit of fidelity.
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.