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# Sign PDF

**Sign PDF** stamps a typed signature onto the first or last page of a PDF — right in your browser, no account required.

### **How to Use**

The process is simple and consists of three basic steps:

#### **Step 1: Upload Your File**

* Go to **PDF Tools** and select **"Sign PDF."**
* Drag and drop a PDF file into the upload area, or click to browse your computer.

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#### **Step 2: Add Your Signature**

* Choose whether the signature should appear on the **First page** or **Last page**.
* Type your name into the **Signature** field.

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#### **Step 3: Sign and Download**

* Click **"Sign PDF."**
* Once processing is complete, click **"Download Document"** to save the signed file to your device.

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*📌 **Note:** Sign PDF is completely free and does not require an account. The signature is a typed text stamp, not a hand-drawn or digital certificate signature.*