To fill in your PDF document online, simply upload your file to the free fill & sign tool. Then, sign into your Acrobat account to get started. Explore the ‘Sign’ toolbar to fill in PDF form fields, including tickboxes, and add your electronic signature. Simply drag and drop it over your initials. You can also choose to add extras like text boxes, checkmarks, crossmarks, circles and more.

You can also try a 7-day free trial of Adobe Acrobat Pro to create and save new signatures. With the trial, you can also request signatures from other co-signers. Simply send your files via a secure link so people can e-sign your documents quickly – all without them downloading Acrobat. Track the signing process and receive audit trail notifications so you can better manage your documents.

When you sign up for Adobe Acrobat Pro, you can also access other features including:

• Collecting digital signatures
• Creating fillable PDF forms and templates
• Creating PDF documents
• Editing PDFs with mark-up tools
• Using OCR functionality
• Annotating files
• Using different fonts
• Adding watermarks.

With Adobe Acrobat Pro, you can also convert files to and from PDF. Whether it’s Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint or Word. Plus, convert PNG, JPG and other image file formats too.

Use Acrobat tools wherever you work with the Adobe Acrobat Reader app. Download it on your phone or tablet and streamline your workflows on the go.

Yes, the Adobe Acrobat Fill & Sign online tool is safe to use. You can securely sign your PDF documents from any browser, and share your forms with a secure link or attachment. Adobe’s commitment to privacy and security means you can fill, sign and share your files without worry.

First, you need to choose and upload your PDF and sign into Acrobat. Then, to add a photo of your signature, all you need to do is:

1. Go to the ‘Sign’ panel and select ‘Add signature’.
2. In the ‘Signature’ panel, click ‘Image’, then ‘Select image’.
3. Browse for the image you want to use. You can also create and save your own signature by typing out or drawing your name.
4. Drag your signature into a signature field – or anywhere you like. Then, just click to place it.
5. All done. You can then download and share your signed PDF.

Some PDFs have tickable boxes, which means all you have to do is click on them to insert a ✔ symbol. You may also want to mark a comment with a tick to show that you’ve read, acknowledged, or carried out a task. To do this, simply select the comment and press Shift + K. Alternatively, you can select a comment and press the three-dot menu and select Add checkmark.

To digitally sign a PDF in Adobe Acrobat, open the document in Acrobat or Acrobat Reader and select Fill & Sign from the toolbar. Then, click the pen nib icon labeled Sign yourself.

From here, you can create your signature by typing, drawing, or uploading an image of it. Once your signature is ready, click anywhere in the PDF where you’d like it to appear.

If your PDF already contains interactive form fields, Acrobat will highlight them so you can quickly fill in required information before signing.

Adobe Acrobat’s e-signature tools are compliant with global standards (such as ESIGN, UETA, and eIDAS), making them legally valid in most business and personal contexts.

You don’t need to convert a PDF to sign it. In Adobe Acrobat, simply open your PDF, log in, and select Fill & Sign. Then click the Sign yourself icon to add your signature.

You can create a signature by typing it, drawing it, or uploading an image of your handwritten signature. Once ready, click anywhere in the document to place it.

If you’re signing your own document, no signature fields are required. If you need others to sign, you can add signature fields before sending it out for e-signature. Acrobat makes it easy to add signature fields. Just select Request e-signatures, enter your recipients’ email addresses, and drag and drop signature fields onto the document so each signer knows exactly where to sign.