How to sign a PDF on your phone

You can sign a PDF on your phone without installing anything. Open Quick Sign in your mobile browser on an iPhone or Android, upload the PDF, sign it with your finger, and download the signed copy. It is free to start, needs no app and no account, and the signed file is legally binding with a tamper-evident SHA-256 seal and a public QR verification link.

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How to sign a PDF on your phone — step by step

  1. Open Quick Sign in your phone browser — On your iPhone or Android, go to Quick Sign in Safari or Chrome and upload the PDF. There is no app to download.
  2. Sign with your finger — Draw your signature with your fingertip, or type your name in a handwriting font. Place it, plus a date or initials, exactly where it belongs.
  3. Download or share the signed PDF — Download the signed, sealed PDF to your phone, or share it straight from the browser.

What you get

Frequently asked questions

How do I sign a PDF on my iPhone?

Open PDF Verified Quick Sign in Safari, upload the PDF, draw your signature with your finger, place it, and download the signed file. No app, no account needed to start.

How do I sign a PDF on Android?

Open Quick Sign in Chrome, upload the PDF, sign with your finger or a stylus, and download the signed copy. It runs entirely in the browser.

Do I need an app to sign a PDF on my phone?

No. Everything happens in the mobile browser, so there is nothing to install or sign up for to get started.

Is a signature I add on my phone legally binding?

Yes. A finger-drawn or typed signature is legally binding under ESIGN, UETA and eIDAS. PDF Verified also seals the file so it can be verified later.

Can I share the signed PDF from my phone?

Yes. After signing you can download the signed PDF or share it directly using your phone’s share sheet.

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