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A simple step-by-step guide to sign a pdf on Windows using PDFWix's free online tools.
Sign a PDF on Windows 10/11 with the free PDFWix browser tool, or use Edge's built-in draw-on-PDF. No install, no signup, files stay private. Get started.
PDFWix Sign lets you save a drawn or typed signature in your browser's local storage so you can re-use it across signing sessions without redrawing every time. The saved signature never leaves your device. For multi-page documents that need a signature on every page (NDAs, employment contracts), draw once and click each page to drop a copy where you want it.
Open Edge or Chrome and go to pdfwix.com/sign-pdf. Drag the PDF in, draw or type your signature, place it, and click Sign & Download. No install, no account, no watermark. Works the same on Windows 10.
Not really. Edge's Draw tool adds annotations on top of the page, but they're not flattened signatures — some readers strip them on save. For a real signature use Adobe Acrobat Reader (free) or Sign PDF.
Yes. Reader's Fill & Sign feature is free and works for typed, drawn, or image signatures. You'll need a free Adobe ID after a few uses, and Reader will push Acrobat Pro upgrades — you don't need Pro just to sign.