Add a Signature or Stamp to a Word Document
Draw, type, or upload a signature, or use a preset/custom stamp — then drag it directly onto a preview of your document to position it exactly, and download the signed file.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I position the signature exactly where I want it?
Drag it directly on the page preview — wherever you drop it is exactly where it lands on your document's first page. Use the size slider to adjust how large it appears.
Does the preview show my actual document?
Yes, your document's real content is shown for reference, so you can see what you're placing the signature relative to. Word's exact pagination isn't reproduced (no browser tool can do that reliably), so the preview represents your document's first page specifically.
Can I place the signature on a page other than the first?
The visual drag placement always targets page 1. For a different page, use “Advanced: insert at an exact spot elsewhere in the document” and provide a text marker (like “{{signature}}”) that already appears at the location you want — the tool finds it and inserts the image right there instead.
Is this a legally binding electronic signature?
No — this visually places a signature or stamp image into the document, similar to pasting in a scanned signature. It doesn't provide the identity verification or audit trail that formal e-signature services offer.