Arrange pages before signing
Deleting or reordering a page after signing means signing again. Set up the pages first, then sign.
A quick guide, practical tips, and a plain explanation of what happens to your data.
Four steps from registration to your first signed file.
Register with a unique username and a valid email. Access starts once the system administrator approves, and you’ll get an email about it.
Use the “Upload PDF” button in the library, or the + button in the mobile bottom bar. You can upload several files at once.
From “My signatures”, draw your signature or upload it as an image, give it a distinctive name, and make it the default if you’ll use it most.
Open the file, place the signature, move and resize it, then finalize. The signed file appears next to the original, ready to download.
Want a fuller explanation of each step? The “How it works” page covers the whole journey.
Deleting or reordering a page after signing means signing again. Set up the pages first, then sign.
Setting a default signature saves you the selection step in every document.
If something interrupts you, save a draft. You’ll return to the same positions without redoing anything.
From “Settings → Password”, and don’t reuse it on any other site.
What follows describes what the system actually does, not general promises.
A single file up to 25 MB, checked before it’s accepted. The total is limited by your storage quota.
The account locks temporarily after five failed sign-in attempts, and the session ends after eight hours of inactivity.
Create your account now — it’s activated as soon as the administrator approves it.