How to sign and stamp a PDF

Many official documents need both a signature and a company stamp. With PDF Verified you can sign and stamp a PDF in the same flow: upload the file, add your signature, drop your company stamp or seal beside it, and download the signed, stamped PDF. No printing or scanning, and the finished file is sealed with a tamper-evident SHA-256 fingerprint and a public QR verification link so both the signature and the stamp can be confirmed.

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How to sign and stamp a PDF — step by step

  1. Upload the PDF — Open Quick Sign and drop in the document that needs a signature and a stamp.
  2. Add your signature and stamp — Draw, type or upload your signature, then place your company stamp or seal (design one on the spot if you don’t have one). Add a date if needed.
  3. Download the signed, stamped PDF — Download the sealed file. It carries a SHA-256 seal and a public QR verification link; turn on serialization so the stamp is independently verifiable.

What you get

Frequently asked questions

How do I sign and stamp a PDF at the same time?

Open the PDF in PDF Verified Quick Sign, add your signature, then place your company stamp or seal beside it and download the signed, stamped PDF. Both are sealed into the file with a SHA-256 fingerprint.

Can I add a company stamp and my signature to the same document?

Yes. Place your signature and your stamp anywhere on the page — the same page or different pages — then download one signed, stamped, verifiable PDF.

Is the stamp verifiable too?

Yes. Enable serialization and the stamp carries a unique serial and a public QR link, so a recipient can confirm it is genuine — separately from the signature.

Do I need a physical stamp?

No. Design a digital company stamp in the stamp maker, or upload a transparent PNG of your existing one, then apply it on screen.

Is a signed and stamped PDF legally valid?

The signature makes it binding under ESIGN, UETA and eIDAS, and the stamp plus SHA-256 seal and audit trail give a defensible, verifiable record.

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