How to sign a Word document online

You do not need Microsoft Word or a printer to sign a Word document. Drop the .docx into PDF Verified, it converts to a signable page in your browser, and you add your signature, initials and the date exactly where they belong. Download the signed document as a sealed PDF — legally binding, with a tamper-evident SHA-256 seal and a public QR verification link.

Sign a Word document →

How to sign a Word document online — step by step

  1. Upload the Word document — Open Quick Sign and drop in your .docx. It converts to a signable page in your browser — no Office install, no printing.
  2. Add your signature — Draw your signature, type it in a handwriting-style font, or upload a signature image. Place it, plus the date and any initials, where they go.
  3. Download the signed document — Download the signed, sealed PDF. It carries a tamper-evident seal and a public verification link.

What you get

Frequently asked questions

Can I sign a Word document without Microsoft Word?

Yes. Quick Sign converts the .docx in your browser, so you never need Office installed. You add your signature and download a signed PDF.

Does the signed file stay a Word document?

The signed, sealed output is a PDF — the standard format for a final, tamper-evident signed document. It preserves the document’s layout exactly.

Is signing a converted Word document legally binding?

Yes. The signature is captured with intent and consent, sealed with a tamper-evident hash, and backed by an audit trail — court-admissible under ESIGN, eIDAS and equivalents.

Can I also stamp or add a letterhead while signing?

Yes. In the same editor you can add a company stamp, a letterhead or logo image, and a date alongside your signature before downloading.

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