Digital Signature Pad
Draw, type, or generate your signature — download as PNG, JPG, or SVG
Signature Canvas
Sign here using your mouse or touch
Pen Settings
Background
PNG export supports transparency · JPG uses white background
Download Signature
Create a signature above to enable download
Free Online Digital Signature Pad — Create and Download Your Signature Instantly
Signatures are everywhere — contracts, legal forms, invoices, offer letters, NDAs, and dozens of other documents pass through our hands every week. In a world where most of that paperwork is digital, you need a way to sign without printing, scanning, or buying expensive software. The OmniWebKit Digital Signature Pad gives you exactly that: a free, browser-based signature creator that works on any device, any screen, any time.
Use your mouse, trackpad, or finger to sign naturally in Draw mode — or let the tool generate a handwriting-style signature from your name using premium cursive fonts in Type mode. When you're done, download your signature as a transparent PNG, a JPG, or a scalable SVG. No watermarks. No account required. No software to install.
Everything happens in your browser. Your signature is never uploaded to any server. It stays completely private from creation to download.
Two Ways to Create Your Digital Signature
Draw Mode
Click and drag (or touch and drag on mobile) to draw your signature just like you would with a pen on paper. This produces the most natural, authentic signature because it captures the actual movement of your hand.
- • Smooth stroke interpolation for natural curves
- • Adjustable ink width from 1px to 12px
- • Undo and redo any stroke
- • Touch-screen friendly for phones and tablets
Type Mode
Type your name and the tool instantly renders it in a professional cursive font. Choose from six handwriting-style fonts including Dancing Script, Great Vibes, Pacifico, Allura, Sacramento, and Pinyon Script. The text scales automatically to fill the canvas.
- • Six premium Google Fonts cursive styles
- • Full-colour ink picker
- • Optional date stamp below the signature
- • Instant regeneration when you switch fonts
Which Export Format Is Right for You?
The tool exports your signature in three formats, each suited to a different use case. Choosing the right one takes less than a second once you understand the difference.
PNG Export
Best for most digital document use. PNG preserves transparency — if you set the canvas background to transparent, your signature will sit cleanly on top of any document colour when you place it in Word, Google Docs, or PDF software. This is the format most people need.
JPG Export
A smaller file size option with a white background. JPG does not support transparency. Use it when file size matters, when you need to embed the signature in a system that only accepts JPEG images, or when a white background is acceptable.
SVG Export
A vector-based file that scales perfectly to any size — from a tiny email footer to a large printed page — without any pixelation. SVG is ideal for developers who need to embed the signature in a website or app, or for use cases where the signature will appear at many different sizes.
Copy as Base64
The Copy Base64 button copies the raw PNG image data as a base64-encoded string to your clipboard. This is useful for developers who want to embed the signature directly into HTML, CSS, or a JSON payload without storing a separate file.
Is a Digital Signature Legally Valid?
This is one of the most common questions about digital signatures. The short answer is: it depends on the country and the type of document.
In the United States, the ESIGN Act and UETA give electronic signatures the same legal weight as handwritten signatures for most contracts and agreements. In the European Union, the eIDAS regulation similarly validates electronic signatures. The UK, Australia, India, Canada, and most other countries have equivalent legislation.
However, there are exceptions. Some documents — last wills, real estate deeds, powers of attorney, court filings — may require a wet (physical) signature or a more formally verified electronic signature (like those provided by DocuSign or Adobe Sign, which use certificate-based identity verification).
For everyday use — client agreements, contractor invoices, internal forms, consent forms, email attachments — a digital signature image is widely accepted. When in doubt about legal requirements for a specific document, consult a licensed legal professional in your jurisdiction.