How to sign a PDF on your iPhone in 5 steps
Got a PDF in your email that needs your signature? You can sign it right in Safari. No account, no app download, and the file never leaves your phone.
Open SignSnap- Save the PDF to your phoneTap the attachment in Mail or Messages, then Share and Save to Files. You'll pick it from there in a moment.
- Open SignSnap in SafariGo to signsnap.pages.dev and tap Open a PDF to sign. Choose the file you just saved.
- Draw your signature onceTap + Signature and sign with your finger. SignSnap remembers it on your phone so next time it is one tap.
- Place it and add the dateDrag your signature onto the line. Tap + Date to stamp today's date. Use the + and − buttons to resize.
- Save the signed PDF and send itTap Save as PDF. Attach the saved file to a reply email or text.
Why SignSnap
No account. No watermark. Your document is not uploaded. For most typed PDFs it finds the signature and date lines and fills them in with one tap. Free right now.
Questions
Do I need to make an account?
No. There is nothing to sign up for.
Is my document uploaded anywhere?
No. Signing happens on your phone. The file is not sent to a server.
Does it work offline?
You need a connection to load the page the first time, but your document is not uploaded.
Electronic signatures are accepted for many everyday documents, but some documents, such as wills or certain court and property filings, have their own rules. If you are unsure, ask whoever sent the document.