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Pick a pen color and width, sign in the box, and use Undo to remove the last stroke or Clear to start over.

How to draw and download a signature

  1. Choose a pen color and width above the drawing box.
  2. Sign inside the box with your mouse, finger, or stylus.
  3. Use Undo to remove the last stroke, or Clear to start the signature over.
  4. Turn on Transparent background if you plan to paste the signature over other content.
  5. Click Download PNG to save the signature to your device.

Signature Maker - Draw & Download a Signature


Draw a signature with your mouse, finger, or stylus, then download it as a PNG - no upload, no account, and nothing you draw leaves your browser.

Pick a pen color and width, sign inside the box, and use Undo to remove the last stroke or Clear to start over.

Download with a white background for documents, or turn on the transparent-background option to paste the signature over a contract, letterhead, or slide.

Refreshing or leaving the page clears the canvas - nothing is saved between visits, and the tool does not verify a signature's authenticity or match it to a real person's handwriting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I draw and download a signature?

Sign inside the box with your mouse, finger, or stylus, then click Download PNG. Use Undo to remove the last stroke or Clear to start over.

Can I get a signature with a transparent background?

Yes - turn on the transparent-background option before downloading. The PNG exports with no white fill behind your strokes, so it can be pasted over a document, letterhead, or slide.

Is my signature uploaded or saved anywhere?

No. Drawing and downloading both happen in your browser - nothing is uploaded, and refreshing or leaving the page clears the canvas.

Does this tool verify whose signature it is?

No - it only draws and exports whatever you sign. It does not check authenticity or match a signature to a real person's handwriting.