Free Signature Generator
Type your name or draw your signature, then download it as a PNG. Nothing is uploaded — it all happens in your browser.
Draw with your finger, mouse or trackpad.
Before you use this on a real document
A signature image is not the same as a signed document
This generator makes a picture of your signature — nothing more. Pasted into your own document, it's fine for informal use. It proves nothing on its own: no timestamp, no record of who created it, no way to show a document wasn't altered afterward.
If you need someone else to sign a contract, quote or agreement — and you may need to prove it later — send it through SignQuick instead. The recipient signs in their browser with no account, and every completed signature keeps a timestamp, an IP address and a SHA-256 hash of the document as its audit trail.
Send a document with SignQuickFrequently asked questions
Is this signature generator really free?
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser — type or draw your signature and download it as a PNG with no account, no watermark and no limit on how many times you use it.
Does my name or drawing get sent to a server?
No. Everything happens locally on your device using your browser's canvas — your signature is never uploaded anywhere. It only leaves your device when you click download.
Can I use this signature on a legal contract?
You can use it as a simple electronic signature, but on its own it has no audit trail — no proof of who created it, when, or from where. For contracts, quotes or anything you need to prove later, use SignQuick to send and collect the signature with a timestamp, IP address and document hash.
What file format do I get?
A transparent PNG, ready to paste into a Word document, a PDF, Google Docs, or an email signature.
Can I create a signature for someone else to sign with?
This tool is for creating your own signature image. To collect an actual signature from someone else on a real document, send them a SignQuick request instead — they sign in their browser and you get a verifiable audit trail.
Which is better, typing or drawing my signature?
Typing in a script font is faster and more consistent-looking. Drawing with your finger or mouse feels more personal and closer to a handwritten signature. Both produce the same kind of file — the difference is purely visual, not legal.
Need to send this for someone to sign?
SignQuick sends a secure signing link and keeps a verifiable audit trail — timestamp, IP and document hash — for every signature.
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