Sign Document is useful when you already have a page image or scan and only need a practical signing step before sending, archiving, or sharing it. The workflow keeps the document local and adds the signature directly into the exported file.
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Place a signature on a scanned document image and export a signed page as PDF or image with browser-based local processing.
Sign Document is useful when you already have a page image or scan and only need a practical signing step before sending, archiving, or sharing it. The workflow keeps the document local and adds the signature directly into the exported file.
Upload a clean signature image, then draw the placement box directly where the signature should sit on the document.
Input: document image plus signature image. Output: PDF, PNG, JPG, or WebP. PDF is useful when you want a signed document file while image outputs fit lightweight approval flows.
Yes. You can draw, type, or upload a photo or PNG of your signature. The upload flow can remove the paper background before placement.
Yes. After adding the signature, drag and resize it directly on the PDF page before exporting.
No. The PDF preview, signature cleanup, placement, and export all run locally in your browser.
Yes. Pixlane flattens the signature into the PDF and downloads the signed document from your device.
No. All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your device and are never uploaded to any server.
Processing runs directly in your browser. Most operations complete in under 5 seconds depending on file size.
The current limit is 20MB per file. Batch processing support is planned for a future update.
Yes. Pixlane works on any modern browser including mobile Chrome and Safari. No app download needed.