Sign PDFs on iPhone
Sign any PDF document on your iPhone directly in Safari or Chrome — no app to download, no account required. Use your finger to draw your signature or type your name with a handwriting font.
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How to Sign a PDF on iPhone Without Installing an App
Most PDF signing apps from the App Store upload your documents to their cloud servers for processing — a serious privacy concern for contracts, NDAs, and financial documents. SigPDF is different: it runs entirely in Safari and processes your PDF locally on your iPhone. No installation, no account, no upload.
Step by Step: Sign a PDF on iPhone
- Open Safari or Chrome on your iPhone and navigate to SigPDF
- Tap the upload area to select a PDF from Files, iCloud Drive, email, or Google Drive
- Draw your signature with your finger, type your name, or upload a signature image
- Tap on the document to place your signature — pinch to resize or drag to reposition
- Add text fields, dates, or initials as needed
- Tap Download to save the signed PDF to your iPhone
Why No App Is Needed
PDF signing apps from the App Store have a fundamental drawback: they require storage on your iPhone, request permissions, and typically upload your documents to their cloud. SigPDF is a web-based tool — no storage space used, no app permissions, and your documents never leave your device. You can even sign offline once the page has loaded.
Optimized for iPhone Touch
SigPDF's signature pad is specifically designed for touchscreens. The drawing canvas captures smooth, natural-looking strokes even when signing quickly with your finger. For a more precise signature, use an Apple Pencil on iPad. The interface scales automatically to any iPhone screen size, from iPhone SE to iPhone 16 Pro Max.
Privacy and Legal Validity
SigPDF processes your PDF entirely within Safari on your iPhone. No upload to external servers — fully GDPR-compliant. The resulting electronic signature is legally valid under the US ESIGN Act, EU eIDAS Regulation, and equivalent laws in the UK, Canada, and Australia.