Electronic vs Digital Signatures: What Is the Difference?
The two terms are often mixed up. Learn what electronic and digital signatures really are, when each is accepted, and how to choose without legal jargon.
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This adds a visual signature, the kind you would sign on paper, which is accepted for many everyday forms, agreements and approvals. Your signature never leaves your device, which matters for something this personal.
It is not a certificate-based digital signature. If a contract legally requires a qualified electronic signature, use the service named in that contract. For a clean look, upload a photo of your signature on white paper and keep the transparent-background option on.
Draw with mouse or finger, type your name, or upload an image.
Position and resize the signature right on the page.
Make an uploaded signature transparent in one click.
Your signature exists only in your browser tab.
It is an image of your signature. Many parties accept that for everyday documents, but some contracts require a certified digital signature. Check what your recipient requires.
Yes, tick “Place the signature on every page”. Position is applied relative to each page.
No. It exists only in your browser while the page is open.
The two terms are often mixed up. Learn what electronic and digital signatures really are, when each is accepted, and how to choose without legal jargon.
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Draw, type or upload your signature and place it on a PDF in under a minute. No printing, no scanning, no account.
Read article →It is free, private and takes seconds. Your files never leave your device.