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Signing a PDF on iPhone used to mean downloading an app, creating an account, or paying for Adobe Sign or DocuSign. None of that is necessary. PDFWix runs directly in Safari — open the website, upload your PDF, draw your signature with your finger or type it, position it on the page, and download the signed document. No app installs to your iPhone. Your file never leaves your device. Takes under a minute.
Sign a PDF on iPhone free in Safari — draw, type or upload your signature and place it anywhere. No app install, no DocuSign, no Adobe. Works on any iOS.
On iPhone or iPad, draw your signature directly on the touch screen — finger drawing works fine, but a stylus produces noticeably cleaner lines. Pinch-zoom to position the signature exactly on the dotted line, then tap Download. The signed PDF flattens the signature into the page so it prints and renders correctly everywhere, including on Windows, Android and inside email previewers. PDFWix signatures meet ESIGN and eIDAS simple-electronic-signature requirements, which is sufficient for engagement letters, NDAs and most commercial contracts.
Open pdfwix.com/sign-pdf in Safari on your iPhone. Upload your PDF, draw or type your signature, place it on the page, and download the signed document. Free, no app install, no account required.
Yes. PDFWix runs in Safari — no app download needed. iOS Markup (built into every iPhone) also lets you sign PDFs without any app install, though it has fewer options for signature style and placement.
Yes. Electronic signatures created on iPhone are legally binding in most jurisdictions under the US ESIGN Act (US), eIDAS (EU), and equivalent laws. For regulated industries or high-value transactions, check whether a certified digital signature is required.