How to sign a PDF on Mac

Sign a PDF on your Mac without Preview, Acrobat or any install. Open the signer in Safari, Chrome or Firefox, drop in your PDF, add a drawn or typed signature, and download the sealed document — with a verification link a physical signature can't offer.

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What you can do

How to sign a PDF on Mac

  1. Open the free signer and drag your PDF in, or tap to choose a file — no account needed.
  2. Draw, type or upload your signature, then drop it exactly where it belongs. Add the date, initials or text fields too.
  3. Click seal — PDF Verified binds the signature to the document with a tamper-evident cryptographic hash and an audit trail.
  4. Download the signed PDF or share a verification link. Anyone can confirm it is genuine and unaltered.

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Frequently asked questions

Is it free to sign a PDF online?

Yes. You can fill in and sign a PDF for free with no account — you only pay when you download a finished document ($1.50 per document pay-as-you-go, or unlimited on any paid plan). sign a PDF on Mac works the same way.

Is signing a PDF online secure?

Yes. Files are uploaded over 256-bit TLS, processed in your browser session, and automatically deleted after one hour. Each signature is bound to the document with a SHA-256 tamper-evident seal, so any later edit is detectable.

Are electronic signatures legally binding?

Yes — electronic signatures are legally binding for ordinary business documents in 190+ countries under the US ESIGN Act and UETA, the EU eIDAS Regulation, and equivalent laws worldwide. Courts look for intent, identity and integrity, all of which PDF Verified records.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Everything runs in your browser on desktop or mobile — no app, plugin or download required.

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