How to add a signature to a photo or image
Sometimes what you need to sign is an image — a photographed form, a scanned page saved as a JPG, or a picture proof. Drop the image into PDF Verified, add your signature exactly where it belongs, and download the signed image. It’s sealed with a tamper-evident hash, and the file never leaves your browser.
How to add a signature to a photo or image — step by step
- Upload your image — Open Quick Sign and drop in the photo or scanned image (JPG, PNG or WebP).
- Add your signature — Draw your signature, type it in a handwriting-style font, or upload a signature image, then place it and the date where they go.
- Download the signed image — Download the signed file, sealed with a tamper-evident hash.
What you get
- Sign photographed or scanned images without printing.
- Draw, type or upload your signature.
- Add a date and initials in the same step.
- Sealed with a tamper-evident hash.
- Processed in your browser — nothing uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sign a scanned document saved as a JPG?
Yes. Drop the JPG into Quick Sign, place your signature, and download the signed file.
Does the signed image stay an image?
The signed, sealed output downloads as a PDF — the standard tamper-evident format — preserving the image exactly.
Is signing an image legally binding?
The signature is captured with intent and consent and sealed with a tamper-evident hash, giving the same court-admissible record as signing a PDF.
Can I stamp the image too?
Yes. Add a company stamp or approval stamp alongside your signature before downloading.