Construct PDFOnline
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Sign PDF online

Draw your signature or upload a photo of it — the background is removed automatically. Place it on any page and add a stamp and date.

Drop a PDF here or click the button

Files are processed on your computer and are never uploaded. Need it offline? Download Construct PDF for Windows

How to sign a PDF

  1. Open a PDF — the signature window opens.
  2. Draw a signature or upload an image and click “Save and use”.
  3. Click on the page where it goes and click “Save”.

Why Construct PDF Online

  • Files never leave your computerDocuments are opened and processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded — safe for contracts and IDs. The only exception is Word, Excel and PowerPoint to PDF: only with your consent, and the file is deleted right away.
  • No sign-up, no watermarksOpen a file and start working. No file limits and no “made with …” marks on your pages.
  • Cyrillic and LatinText and stamps support Cyrillic and Latin; forms are filled in; compression fits upload portals.
  • Desktop app for WindowsConstruct PDF for Windows works offline: edit scanned text, CryptoPro e-signature, OCR.

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Questions and answers

Where is my signature stored?

Only in your browser on this computer. It is never uploaded.

Can I upload a photo of my signature?

Yes. Photograph it on white paper — the white background becomes transparent.

What about an electronic signature with CryptoPro?

Yes: All tools → Electronic signature. You need CryptoPro CSP, the CryptoPro CAdES Browser plug-in and a certificate on your computer. You get the PDF and a .sig signature file; batch signing is available in the Construct PDF desktop app.

How do I add a “Certified copy” stamp?

Use the “Stamp” tool: choose the text, turn on the date and click on the page.

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