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Signature Image Maker.

Draw or type a signature, or remove light paper from a signature photo. Move, resize and rotate it, then download a transparent PNG or a drawn SVG.

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Create a signature image by drawing, typing or cleaning a photo

Draw on a blank pad, type a name, or import a photo of a signature on light paper. Select the signature to move, resize or rotate it, then trim spare space and download a reusable image.

A signature you can position, rotate and save
QUICK VIDEO TUTORIAL How to draw and rotate a signature image Open a blank drawing pad, draw a signature, select and rotate its editable object, then download a transparent PNG. English narration. English narration Watch the video

How to draw and rotate a signature image

Features and controls

Draw without uploading a photo

Open Draw signature and write with a mouse, finger or pen.

Drawing and editable objects

The pad smooths your strokes and stores drawn signatures as editable objects. Use Select to move an existing signature or New signature to begin another object. Ink color and Pen thickness change the selected signature; with no object selected they set the next signature. A drawing supports up to 200 strokes and 8,000 recorded points.

Type a signature

Turn a name into a styled text signature.

Fonts and system access

Type signature accepts up to 100 characters. Choose an included handwriting style and use the previous and next buttons to compare fonts. Use system fonts requests permission to show installed fonts in supported browsers. If local-font access is unavailable or declined, the included fonts remain available.

Clean up a signature photo

Remove light paper around ink you have already written.

Choosing a suitable source

Import a close, sharp photo or scan of dark ink on plain light paper. Remove light paper background makes pale pixels transparent; Paper removal strength controls the cutoff. Lower threshold values remove more light and midtone pixels and can also remove faint ink. Use selected ink color recolors the surviving mark; turn it off to retain the source colors. This is a light-background cleanup, not a general photo cutout.

Move, resize and rotate

Use selection handles to place the signature precisely.

Object controls

Select the signature, drag it to move it, and use a corner handle to resize it. The round handle at the upper-right rotates the selection; hold Shift to snap rotation in 15-degree steps. The Rotation control gives an exact angle, while Left and Right turn it by 90 degrees. Undo and Redo recover recent changes.

Trim the empty area

Keep a neat transparent border around the final signature.

Padding and output width

Trim empty space crops around the visible mark. Padding leaves space around the resized signature within the chosen output width; the control ranges from 0 to 100 pixels. Output width ranges from 200 to 4,000 pixels. Check the preview after rotation so the signature remains inside the canvas. The final height follows the trimmed content.

Save the right kind of file

Use PNG for transparency or SVG for a drawn signature.

PNG, JPG and SVG

PNG preserves a transparent background and suits placement over a document. JPG adds a white background. SVG is offered for the Draw mode and stores drawn stroke paths; typed and uploaded signatures use raster output. Downloading a signature image does not authenticate a person or create a document-signing audit trail.

Files and processing

Input
Draw or type without an upload, or import one JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP or AVIF image supported by your browser.
Output
Transparent PNG or white-background JPG. Drawn signatures can also be exported as SVG.

25 MB maximum per file. One input file per run.

Up to 25 MB per uploaded image. Decoded sources must be within 64 megapixels and 16,384 pixels per edge.

Image editing and export run in your browser; the source file stays unchanged.

Files are processed on the server. Preview preparation may also upload a file when browser decoding is unavailable or a document preview is needed. Server downloads are available to your session for up to two hours.

For an image result, use Continue to below the download results to choose a compatible next step. You can select which images to carry over; the next tool starts with its own settings.

Refreshing an editor or download page returns you to the tool page. Download the result before starting a new workflow. See our Privacy Policy for file handling.

FAQ

Good to know.

A few answers before you get started.

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Do I need to upload a signature photo?

No. Choose Draw signature for a blank pad or Type signature for a name. Import signature photo is for cleaning ink already written on paper.

Can I change the ink after drawing?

Yes. Select the drawn signature object, then change Ink color or Pen thickness. New signature creates another independently editable object.

How do I rotate my signature?

Select it and drag the round handle at its upper-right, or enter a Rotation angle. Hold Shift while rotating for 15-degree steps.

Why does some paper remain in my photo?

The cleanup removes light pixels rather than recognizing a signature. Start with evenly lit, plain paper and adjust Paper removal strength carefully; removing too much can erase faint ink.

Why is SVG unavailable for a typed or uploaded signature?

SVG export represents the stroke paths from Draw mode. A typed or imported signature is exported as a PNG or JPG image.

Is this a digital-signature certificate?

No. The result is an image of a signature. It does not prove identity, certify a document or provide a signing audit trail.

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