Add Conditional Fields to PDF for Signature in Google Drive For Free

Drag and drop an image of your signature into Google Docs If you don't feel like messing around with Google Draw (especially if you're using G-Suite on your iPhone, iPad, or Android tablet), an online e-signature tool like CreateMySignature might be a better option.

These three simple steps will get your Google Docs file electronically signed: Use SignHouse on your iPhone to create your signature (it's free and it takes 10 seconds); Save the signature as a PNG image; Upload the signature in Google Docs using your Apple iPhone.

Step 1 Upload a PDF file to Google Drive and open it with Google Docs. Step 2 Then click Insert > Drawing and select Scribble. Step 3 Now you can use mouse to draw your signature. This is how you can sign PDF on Google Docs.

To help streamline this workflow, we're natively integrating eSignature in Google Docs, allowing you to request and add Signatures to official contracts, directly in Google Docs. eSignature makes it easier to: Quickly request signatures, see the status of pending signatures, and find completed contracts.

Once you're in your Google Doc, follow these steps: Insert -> Drawing -> +New. Click the arrow next to the Line icon. Select Scribble. Draw your signature. Adjust as you see fit. Click Save and Close. Move your signature to where it needs to be.

Do one of the following: Add a new signature: Tap Add or Remove Signature, tap. , then use Apple Pencil or your finger to sign your name. To use the signature, tap Done, or to draw a new one, tap Clear. Add an existing signature: Tap the one you want. To see all of your signatures, scroll down the list.

You can import your PDF file from your computer or Google Drive. Once the PDF file has been imported, simply scroll through to the correct page. You are given the option to either type in your signature or sign it using your mouse.