Signature Generator

How to use

1. 1Pick Draw signature to sign on the pad with your mouse, trackpad, finger, or stylus. Pick Type signature to type your name in a handwriting font instead.
2. 2Choose an ink colour (black, ink blue, navy, red, graphite, or any custom hex) and a stroke width. The dashed baseline shows where the lower descenders (y, g, j) should sit.
3. 3Pick the background: Transparent for stamping onto a PDF or contract, White for an opaque image you can use anywhere.
4. 4Choose an export scale (1x, 2x, or 3x). Use 2x or 3x if you plan to print the signature.
5. 5Press Export PNG (or Render PNG in Type mode) to render the signature. Then Download PNG, Copy PNG to the clipboard, or Download SVG (Draw mode only) for a vector version.
6. 6Use Undo last stroke to remove only the last pen motion or Clear pad to start over.

About this tool

Signature Generator turns a quick scribble or a typed name into a clean, high-resolution signature image you can stamp onto a PDF, paste into a contract, attach to an email, or drop into a Word, Pages, or Google Docs document. The Draw mode runs on an HTML canvas with pointer and touch support, so you can sign with a mouse, a trackpad, a finger, or a stylus. Strokes are smoothed with quadratic curves (the standard signature pad algorithm) so the trace reads as a single fluid line rather than a chain of straight segments. Each stroke is stored separately, which means Undo removes only the last pen-down to pen-up motion and the export panel can render the same signature into both a PNG and a vector SVG without re-tracing pixels. The Type mode renders your name in a handwriting-style font (brush script, chancery, roundhand, Bradley hand, Segoe Script, Lucida handwriting) and stays as crisp on a 4K monitor as on a phone. Output is a 1200 x 400 pixel image by default with optional 2x and 3x scales for print-quality results. The background can be transparent (the default, ideal for stamping onto an existing page) or solid white (friendlier for some print pipelines). The Copy PNG button places the image on the system clipboard so you can paste it straight into Word, Pages, Google Docs, Photoshop, Preview, or any email composer that accepts inline images. Useful for signing PDF contracts, NDAs, freelance invoices, school forms, lease agreements, tax forms, returns slips, and any other document that expects a handwritten mark, and for adding a cursive signature line to an email footer or a HTML CV. Everything happens locally in the browser. The pen strokes, the typed name, and the PNG and SVG files never leave your device, and no account, login, or upload is required.

Free to use. Works in your browser. No signup, no login.