No. Everything happens inside your browser — your name, drawing strokes, and the final PNG never touch our servers. Close the tab and the signature is gone unless you downloaded it.

An online signature is any signature created on the web — usually a typed or drawn image like the one this tool produces. An electronic signature (e-signature) is the legal concept covering any electronically recorded intent to sign, including images, clicks, and typed names. A digital signature is a cryptographically secured version that uses certificates to verify the signer’s identity. For most everyday documents, an online or electronic signature is sufficient.

In most countries — including the U.S. (E-SIGN Act and UETA), the EU (eIDAS), the U.K., and Canada — an electronic signature created here is legally binding for routine business and personal documents. Some categories (wills, certain real estate filings, court documents) still require handwritten signatures or notarization. When in doubt, check the requirements for your specific document type or jurisdiction.

The PNG works in any application that supports image insertion: Microsoft Word, Google Docs, Adobe Acrobat (and most PDF editors), Pages, Excel, Outlook, Gmail email signatures, and image editors like Photoshop or Canva. For PDFs, most editors let you drop the image directly on the signature line and resize it.

Yes. The signatures are royalty-free for personal and business use — sign contracts, invoices, NDAs, employee forms, or anything else. There’s no watermark, no attribution required, and no upload limit. Just bear in mind the legal scope above.