Fill & sign
Open a photo or scan of a form. The blanks are found for you; click one and type, or draw, type or upload a signature and drop it in place. Nothing is uploaded.
or drop a file here, or paste from your clipboard
JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, SVG · processed on your device
How to fill & sign online without uploading
Open a photo or scan of a form. The text is read on your device and the blanks (underlines, boxes, dotted lines and space after labels) are outlined in blue. Click one and type; the text is sized to fit. Add a signature by drawing it, typing your name in a script style or uploading a photo of it, then drag it onto the signature line. Download the finished form as JPG, PNG or WebP.
- 1Drop a photo or scan of the form
- 2Click a highlighted blank and type, or double-click anywhere to add text
- 3Add a signature: draw it, type it or upload a picture of it, then drag it into place
- 4Download the filled form
Frequently asked questions
- Are my images uploaded anywhere?
- No. Every tool runs inside your browser using Web Workers and WebAssembly. Files never leave your device, and there is no server, account or tracking.
- How are the blanks found?
- The page is read with on-device text recognition, then long horizontal rules, empty boxes, runs of underscores or dots, and empty space after a label ending in a colon are treated as blanks. If one is missed, double-click where you want to write.
- Can I sign with my finger?
- Yes. Choose “Add signature”, draw on the pad with a finger, pen or mouse and press “Use this signature”. You can also type your name in a handwriting style, or upload a photo of your signature and the paper behind it is made transparent.
- Does this work with PDF forms?
- Not directly. Export or screenshot the PDF page as an image first, fill it here, and the result is an image you can print or attach.
- Is the output quality reduced?
- The text and signature are drawn onto the image at its full resolution. Choose PNG to avoid any compression, or JPG and WebP with the quality slider for a smaller file.