Sign Image

Type, draw or upload your signature and place it on JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, GIF, BMP, SVG, ICO or TIFF images. Use Batch for the same spot on many images, or Interactive Editor to place it on each page.

Your photos are never uploaded

Work on one photo or a batch. Edit in editor opens one original photo separately.

  • Place your signature on every image
  • Compare before saving
About Batch and Interactive Editor

How to use Interactive Editor

  1. Choose Interactive Editor to open batch originals on separate pages, or choose images directly in the editor.
  2. Choose Signature to type, draw, upload or reuse a signature, then move, resize or rotate it on this page. Use Pages to move between photos; each page keeps its own edits.
  3. Choose a format, use Export image, then download the result. Export all pages (ZIP) saves every page. Save project keeps layers editable.

Switching to the editor opens originals on separate pages. Each page is edited individually, with no Apply to all pages. Batch settings and results stay separate from editor edits. Switching back restores each mode's session until reload.

Export one editor page or all pages as a ZIP. Save project keeps editable layers and embedded original image bytes, including original metadata. Exported images are rebuilt from pixels and do not retain that metadata.

How it works

Batch: how to sign images

  1. Add up to 20 images — JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, GIF, BMP, SVG, ICO or TIFF. They stay in your browser.
  2. Choose Create signature and type your name in a handwriting style, draw it with a mouse, pen or finger, or upload a photo of your signature. Or pick one you saved earlier.
  3. Choose a corner or drag the signature on the preview, set its Size, then sign and download each image or a ZIP. Add Resize, Format or Compress if needed.
Frequently asked questions

Batch details

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Can I sign many images at once?

Yes. In Batch, add up to 20 images, choose your signature once and put it in a corner or drag it on the preview. Every image is signed in the same relative spot and size, and you can download them one by one or as a ZIP.

Can I use a photo of my handwritten signature?

Yes. Choose Upload in Create signature and pick a photo or scan of your signature on paper. Remove white background keeps the dark ink and clears the light paper around it. Use a transparent PNG to keep pale or coloured strokes exactly as they are.

How do I make a typed signature look handwritten?

Type your name, up to 40 characters, and choose a handwriting style. Pick black, blue or another ink colour. To draw instead, sign with a mouse, trackpad, pen or finger; set the stroke weight and undo single strokes.

What can I sign with this tool?

Images: a photo of a form or letter, a screenshot, a scanned page, a receipt or a piece of artwork. JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC and other common formats open. To sign a PDF and keep it a PDF, use Sign PDF instead.

Is a signed image a certified electronic signature?

No. It places a picture of your signature on the image, much like signing a printout. It does not prove who signed or reveal later changes the way a certificate-based digital signature does. Ask whoever requested the signature whether a signed image is acceptable.

Where is my saved signature kept?

Only in this browser, and only if you choose Save signature. A saved signature contains its image and name, never the photo you signed. Batch and Interactive Editor share the same saved signatures; delete one from either at any time.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Signing, previewing and saving happen in your browser. Keep the tab open until you download your images; reloading clears the batch. Website hosting and performance measurement are described in our Privacy notice.

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