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Free PDF Form Filler & Signature Tool
Fill PDF forms and add handwritten signatures locally.
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Fill PDF forms and add handwritten signatures locally.
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Fill PDF forms by adding single-line text and handwritten signatures locally in your browser. No uploads, no account required.
Does this handle multi-page PDFs where you need different signatures on different pages, or is it one signature applied to the whole document?
@faruk1723009 Right now, PDFlastica adds one signature at a time. If you need signatures on different pages, you can save the PDF after adding the first signature, then upload the saved PDF again and add another signature to another page.
Love that it runs fully offline, no uploading sensitive contracts to some random server just to sign them. The drag-to-resize signature workflow sounds way less clunky than the Acrobat one I keep avoiding.
@glhanaydnerudc Thank you so much! That means a lot. I wanted PDFlastica to make signing PDFs as simple and straightforward as possible. The drag-to-resize signature workflow was designed to reduce the extra steps, so I'm really happy it stood out. Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts!
Does it handle batch signing for multiple PDFs at once, or do you have to open and sign each one separately?
@erdemzdzmxx3 At the moment, you sign one PDF at a time. This keeps the interface simple and lets you place each signature exactly where you want it on the page. If enough users need batch signing in the future, I'll definitely consider adding it.
@erdemzdzmxx3 Thanks for asking! Currently, PDFlastica is designed for signing one PDF at a time. You simply open a PDF, add your text and handwritten signatures, then save the completed document. The focus is on keeping the app simple, lightweight, and easy to use. Batch signing isn't supported at the moment, but it's something I may consider for a future update if there's enough interest.
Does it handle multi-page PDFs, or do I have to sign each page one at a time?
@hiranursargan Yes, PDFlastica supports multi-page PDFs. You can navigate between pages and place signatures wherever you need. If multiple pages require signatures, you'll add them one page at a time so you can position each one accurately.
@hiranursargan Thanks for the question! PDFlastica fully supports multi-page PDFs. You can navigate through the pages, add text or handwritten signatures wherever needed, and save the completed document. Each text item or signature is placed individually, giving you full control over every page.