Create a Signature Image Online

Draw a signature on your device and download it as an image for documents and supported upload fields.

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Sign Here

Preview your signature before downloading

When this tool is useful

Create a signature image for a form that accepts a digital upload.

Prepare a signature for an invoice, letter, or office document.

Draw a cleaner source image before resizing it to 10KB or 20KB.

Create a transparent PNG that can be placed on a supported document.

How it works

  1. STEP 1

    Draw the signature

    Use a mouse, touchpad, stylus, or touchscreen to sign inside the canvas.

  2. STEP 2

    Adjust the appearance

    Choose a suitable pen colour and stroke width, then redraw if needed.

  3. STEP 3

    Download the image

    Save the signature and resize or compress it if the receiving portal has strict limits.

Common upload problems this solves

Portal requires a specific KB size

Create the signature first, then use Resize Signature to 10KB or 20KB.

Signature is too faint

Use a dark pen colour and a thicker stroke on a clean canvas.

Generated image is not accepted as a legal signature

An image of a signature is not the same as a certificate-based digital signature. Follow the recipient's signing rules.

Privacy and file handling

Signature drawing and image generation happen locally in the browser. The canvas data is not uploaded by this tool. The downloaded image remains on your device unless you later upload it to another service.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. This tool creates an image of your handwritten signature. It does not create a DSC, cryptographic signature, Aadhaar eSign, or identity verification.
Download the signature image, then open Resize Signature to 10KB. Verify that every stroke remains visible after resizing and compression.
No. Drawing and image generation occur in the browser. The file leaves your device only if you later choose to upload it elsewhere.
Use the colour required by the form instructions. Black or dark blue is commonly readable, but the official requirement takes priority.