Draw, type, or upload
Three ways to create your signature. Save it once, reuse it on every document.
SignDrop is a free Chrome extension that signs any PDF right in your browser. No uploads, no account, no subscriptions — your documents never leave your device.
Free forever · No sign-up · Works with any PDF
How it works
No account to create, no app to learn. If you can open a PDF, you can sign it.
SignDrop spots PDFs in your open tabs — or drag in a file from your computer. Contracts, leases, forms, offer letters.
Draw it, type it, or upload a photo of it. Create it once and reuse it on every document. Add dates and text too.
The signed PDF saves straight to your device and your local library. Attach it to an email and you’re done.
Sign from your phone
Signatures drawn with a mouse look like a heart-rate monitor. SignDrop shows a QR code — scan it with your phone, draw your signature with your finger, and it lands on your desktop instantly.
Phone sessions are temporary by design: they expire after 5 minutes and are deleted the moment your signature arrives.
What you get
Three ways to create your signature. Save it once, reuse it on every document.
SignDrop reads PDFs straight from your open tabs. Or upload a file from your computer.
Every document you sign is kept on your device. Re-download or delete any time.
Fill the rest of the form too — drop in today’s date, your name, or any text.
The popup opens instantly and everything runs locally — even on a slow connection.
Matches your browser theme, easy on the eyes during late-night paperwork.
Security & privacy
Most e-signature tools upload your contracts to their cloud. SignDrop was built the opposite way: everything happens on your device.
PDFs are processed in your browser and stored in your local library. They are never uploaded to a server.
Install and sign. SignDrop never asks who you are, and never collects personal information.
No usage statistics, no cookies, no third-party trackers. What you sign is your business.
Signing from your phone uses a temporary, unguessable session that expires in 5 minutes and is deleted the moment your signature arrives.
SignDrop only asks for what it needs to spot PDFs in your tabs and store signatures locally — nothing more.
Easy when there’s nothing to collect. Read the full privacy policy — it’s short and in plain English.
FAQ
Yes. SignDrop is free — unlimited documents, unlimited signatures, no trial, no watermarks, no “premium” tier hiding the useful parts.
No. PDFs are opened, signed, and saved entirely in your browser. Documents and signatures are stored locally on your device and never sent to a server.
When you create a signature, SignDrop can show a QR code. Scan it with your phone’s camera, draw your signature on the phone screen with your finger, and it appears in the extension on your desktop. The temporary session expires after 5 minutes and is deleted as soon as your signature arrives.
In most countries, laws such as the U.S. ESIGN Act and the EU eIDAS regulation recognize electronic signatures for the majority of everyday agreements — leases, offers, NDAs, forms. Some documents (like wills or notarized deeds) may require more; when in doubt, check the requirements for your document type.
No. There is nothing to sign up for. Install the extension and sign your first document right away.
PDF files — from your open tabs or uploaded from your computer. Signed documents are saved back as standard PDFs that open anywhere.
Not yet — SignDrop is currently a Chrome extension, which also works in Edge, Brave, and other Chromium browsers. Mac and iPhone apps are on the way, with the same rule: free, and your documents stay on your device.
Free, private, and already in your browser.
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