Sign PDF

Sign documents without printing — free, with no sign-up and unlimited files. Tap + on your PDF, draw or type your signature, then drag and resize it right on the page and download, all privately inside your browser. Built for students in Nepal: nothing is uploaded, no watermark, works offline.

Choose a PDF file

or drag & drop it here

How to sign a PDF

1 Drop your PDF above — it opens right on the page.
2 Tap “Add signature”, then draw with your finger or type your name.
3 Drag it where you want, resize from the corner, and download. Sign every page with one tap.

Is it safe & legally valid?

Your document never leaves your device; signing happens locally in your browser. A visible signature works like a handwritten one on printed or shared documents; for cryptographic e-signatures use your country’s certified platform.

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Made for students & offices in Nepal

From offer letters to embassy paperwork, here is where a free, private sign-PDF tool saves a trip to the print shop.

University admission & offer letters

Sign your offer letter, acceptance form or conditional-admission letter before joining a campus in Australia, the UK, the USA or beyond — straight from your room in Kathmandu, Pokhara or Chitwan.

Visa & bank documents

Attest bank statements, sponsorship letters and financial-proof documents for your embassy appointment without printing hundreds of pages at a shop.

Scholarship applications

Put your signature on scholarship essays, statements of intent and recommendation forms before the deadline — resend as many times as the university asks.

Rent & accommodation agreements

Sign a hostel, dorm or flat agreement when you move for studies, whether in Nepal or abroad, and keep a clean copy on your phone.

Internship & job offer letters

Confirm apprenticeships, internships and part-time offers with a quick signature, no scanner required.

Consent & character certificates

Sign school, college or embassy request letters in minutes instead of walking to a printer or cyber café.

What is signing a PDF, and how does this free tool work?

Signing a PDF means placing your signature onto a document so it can be shared as a signed file, without printing it, signing by hand and scanning it back. Scolar’s Sign PDF tool is a free, browser-based way to do this for anyone in Nepal: you open the PDF, tap the + button to draw your signature with a mouse, finger or stylus (or type your name in a script style), drop it onto the real page, drag and resize it, then download the result.

Why it is free, with no sign-up and unlimited use

The entire process runs on your own device. Because nothing is uploaded to a server, there is no storage cost for us and no account for you to create. That is why the tool stays 100% free, asks for no email or password, adds no watermark, and lets you sign unlimited files and pages.

How signing works, step by step

Add your PDF: choose a file or drag it into the box. It opens as the real page, read locally.
Add your signature: tap the + button, draw it on the pad, or type your name for a flowing script. Pick blue or black ink.
Place it: the signature lands on the page — drag it anywhere, pull the corner handle to resize, and flip pages to sign a different one or every page at once.
Download: the signed PDF is generated in your browser and saved straight to your device.

Is a signed PDF from this tool valid?

The tool stamps a visible signature image onto the page — the practical equivalent of a handwritten signature on a printed document. For most everyday paperwork in Nepal, such as forms, applications and agreements between parties, this is widely accepted. Where the law requires a cryptographically certified digital signature (for example under Nepal’s Electronic Transactions Act), use a government-recognised certificate provider; this tool does not issue such certificates.

“Signing PDFs used to mean a printer, a scanner and a queue. Now a Nepali student can sign an offer letter between classes — free, private and on a phone.”

Signed by students across Nepal

I signed my university offer letter at midnight from my phone in Chitwan — no printing, no scanning, no cyber café. Scolar saved my intake deadline.

AT Anjali Thapa Offer letter signed · BSc Nursing, Australia

My visa checklist needed an attested bank statement. I signed it here in five minutes instead of queuing at a print shop in New Baneshwor.

RG Rajesh Gurung Bank statement attested · UK student visa

The tool is free, so I could sign and resend my scholarship form as many times as the university asked — no watermark, no account, no fuss.

PM Pooja Maharjan Scholarship form · USA masters

Sign without printing or scanning

Instead of printing a form, signing it by hand and re-scanning, you can place a real signature image straight onto the PDF. It saves paper, ink and a trip to the cyber café - ideal for assignment cover sheets, application forms and consent letters.

Draw or type your signature

Tap the + button over your PDF to open the signature pad. Draw with your mouse, finger or stylus — the blank edges are automatically trimmed — or type your name for a flowing script style. Pick blue or black ink.

Place it straight on the page

Your signature lands on the real PDF page. Drag it to exactly where you want it, and pull the corner handle to resize. Flip through pages with the arrows to sign a different page, or tick “Sign on all pages” to stamp the same spot everywhere.

Drawn image vs true digital signature

This tool stamps a visible signature image onto the page - the practical equivalent of a handwritten signature on a printed document. It is not a cryptographically signed PDF with a certificate. If you need legally binding, tamper-evident signing, use a certified digital signature service instead.

Legal validity in Nepal

For most everyday documents - forms, applications and agreements between parties - a clearly visible signature image is widely accepted. For transactions that require a certified digital signature under Nepal’s Electronic Transactions Act, use a government-recognised certificate provider; this tool does not issue such certificates.

Your document stays private

Drawing, typing and placing the signature all happen inside your browser; the PDF is never uploaded to any server. Even sensitive paperwork like admit cards or bank forms remains on your device, and the tool works offline once loaded.

Why sign PDFs on Scolar?

100% free forever — no trial, no paywall, no watermark.
No sign-up: open the tool and sign, no email or password.
Unlimited files and pages — sign as often as you need.
Private: your PDF never leaves your device; nothing is uploaded.
Offline: after the first load it keeps working without the internet.

Frequently asked questions

Is this PDF signing tool free?

Yes. Adding your signature to a PDF on Scolar is 100% free, with no watermarks and no sign-up. There is no trial, no paywall and no limit on how many documents you sign.

Do I need to create an account or sign up?

No account is needed. Open the tool, drop your PDF and sign — that is the whole process. We never ask for an email or a password.

Is there a limit to how many PDFs I can sign?

No. You can sign unlimited files and place your signature on as many pages as you like, completely free. Use it once or every day.

Can I draw my signature with a finger on mobile?

Yes. The drawing pad works with touch on phones and tablets as well as with a mouse or trackpad. Blank edges are trimmed automatically so placement matches the preview.

Can I sign on my phone with slow internet in Nepal?

Yes. The page loads once, then everything — drawing, typing, placing and signing — runs inside your browser. After the first load it keeps working offline, which suits patchy connections.

Can I sign every page at once?

Yes. Tick “Sign on all pages” and your signature is placed at the same spot on every page of the document in one go — handy for multi-page agreements.

What documents can I sign?

Any standard PDF — admission forms, offer letters, bank statements, agreements, consent letters and more. Password-protected or corrupted files are not supported.

Will the signed PDF open on other devices?

Yes. The result is a normal PDF with your signature image stamped on it, so it opens in Adobe Reader, Preview, mobile viewers and the portals of universities and embassies.

Is my document or signature uploaded anywhere?

No. Drawing, typing and placing the signature all happen inside your browser, so nothing leaves your device, and the tool works offline once loaded.

Is this a real digital signature?

It places a visible signature image on the page - the practical equal of a handwritten signature. It is not a cryptographically certified signature; for tamper-evident, certificate-based signing you need a dedicated digital-signature service.

Is an electronic signature legally valid in Nepal?

For most everyday documents like forms, applications and agreements between parties, a clearly visible signature image is widely accepted. For transactions requiring a certified digital signature under the Electronic Transactions Act, use a government-recognised certificate provider.

Can I move and resize the signature after drawing?

Yes. After you add it, the signature sits on the real PDF page — drag it anywhere with your finger or mouse, and pull the corner handle to make it bigger or smaller, then download.

Is my signature stored or shared?

Never. The signature image is generated on your device and only embedded into the PDF you download. We do not keep a copy of your file or your signature.

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