Free, with no account
Signing with a drawn, typed or uploaded signature is one of Fyllyo’s free tools.
Draw your signature once, then click to put it on any PDF, and type into the form while you’re there. It’s free, with no account, and your file never leaves your Mac.
Free, with no account · Nothing uploaded · Apple silicon, macOS 13 or later
Drop it on Fyllyo’s Home screen, or choose Open.
Choose Create Signature & Initials and draw them, type them, or upload a picture. Pick black, blue or red.
Drag the corners to size it. Your signature stays in the Signatures panel, kept on your Mac for next time.
Click a field and type. Then save the signed PDF.
Signing with a drawn, typed or uploaded signature is one of Fyllyo’s free tools.
Online signing sites need your document. Fyllyo signs it on your Mac.
For contracts that need proof of who signed, Fyllyo Paid signs with your digital certificate.
In Fyllyo, choose Insert, then Signatures, and create your signature by drawing, typing or uploading it. Then click it and click where it goes on the page, and save. It’s free, with no account.
Often, for everyday agreements, but it depends on where you are and what you’re signing. When you need to prove who signed and that nothing changed, use a certificate signature.
Yes, on your Mac only, encrypted, so it’s ready next time. Remove signature in the Signatures panel deletes it.
Yes, in Fyllyo Paid: choose Sign…, pick your .p12 or .pfx certificate and sign. Anyone who opens the file can check who signed it.
No. Signing happens on your Mac, and your files are never sent anywhere.
Reading, filling in, drawn signatures, page tools, combining, splitting, text recognition and passwords are free. Fyllyo Paid adds filling forms from your documents with AI, redaction, certificate signing, text editing, smaller PDFs and XFA forms, for $99 once.