Proof, not a picture
Anyone who opens the signed PDF, in Fyllyo or another PDF app that checks signatures, sees who signed it and whether it changed after signing.
A drawn signature is a picture. A certificate signature proves who signed and that the document hasn’t changed since. Fyllyo signs with your .p12 or .pfx certificate, on your Mac, for $99 once instead of a subscription.
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Drop it on Fyllyo’s Home screen, or choose Open.
Choose… to pick your .p12 or .pfx certificate file. Next time, your last certificate is already there.
Fyllyo never saves it. Signing happens on your Mac; nothing is uploaded.
Fyllyo saves a signed copy. The bar above it says who signed and that nothing has changed since.
Anyone who opens the signed PDF, in Fyllyo or another PDF app that checks signatures, sees who signed it and whether it changed after signing.
Signing a PDF that’s already signed adds yours without breaking theirs, and Fyllyo tells you when a certified document doesn’t allow more changes.
Your certificate and the PDF never leave your Mac.
A digital certificate file, usually .p12 or .pfx, and its password. Your organization, a certificate authority or a government ID scheme can issue one.
Fyllyo doesn’t check who issued a certificate yet, so it shows this on every signature. The signature still proves the document hasn’t changed since. Adobe Acrobat and Reader check the issuer, and show a certificate from an authority they trust as verified.
Yes. Drawing your signature on a PDF is free. Certificate signing is part of Fyllyo Paid, $99 once, and you can try it free for 5 days with no credit card.
No. Fyllyo signs on your Mac; it doesn’t send documents out for signature. Use an e-signature service for that.
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.