Signature Drawing Pad
Draw your signature with a mouse, finger or stylus and download it as a transparent PNG or a vector SVG.
Sign here
Empty — draw your signature above.
How it works
Sign with your mouse, trackpad, finger or stylus and the pad records every stroke as a list of points. Those points are re-drawn on an HTML canvas with smoothed curves and rounded caps, so the line looks like ink rather than a jagged polyline. Choose the ink colour and pen thickness before or after signing — the signature is re-rendered instantly either way.
No pointing device? The pad works from the keyboard too: focus it, press Space to put the pen down or lift it again, move it with the arrow keys (hold Shift for fine steps) and press Ctrl+Z to undo the last stroke.
Download the result as a transparent PNG (drop it straight onto a contract or a PDF page) or as a true vector SVG, which stays razor-sharp at any size and can be recoloured in a design tool. "Trim empty space" crops the export tightly around the signature so you do not get a huge box of blank pixels. Everything — drawing, rendering and encoding — happens in your browser with JavaScript; your signature is never uploaded, stored or sent anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a transparent signature image?
Draw your signature on the pad, leave the background set to "Transparent (PNG/SVG)" and click Download PNG. The exported file has no white box behind the ink, so you can drop it straight onto a contract, a PDF page or a letterhead. Keep "Trim empty space" ticked and the image is cropped tightly around the signature itself.
Can I sign a document online for free?
Yes. Draw your signature here, download it as a transparent PNG or SVG, then insert that image into your PDF, Word document or email footer with whatever editor you already use. There is no account, no watermark and no limit on how many signatures you create.
Is my signature uploaded to a server?
No. The drawing pad is an HTML canvas running entirely in your browser, and the PNG and SVG files are generated on your own device. Nothing is uploaded, logged or stored, which matters more for a signature than for almost anything else you would put in an online tool.