Free PDF Document E-Signer and Digital Signature Validator

ShiftTools — PDF E-Sign & Cryptographic Digital Signature Suite Standards Compliant (ISO 32000 / PKCS#7)
PDF Signer & Validator
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Free PDF E-Signer & Digital Signature PKI Certificate Validator

Sign PDF documents with custom drawn signatures, typed cursive fonts, or image stamps, and validate PKI digital certificates (.pfx/.p12) online. Verify Adobe-grade digital signatures, SHA-256 document hashes, and cryptographic integrity — 100% in your browser.

Whether signing contracts, NDAs, or invoices, ShiftTools PDF Signer guarantees zero server uploads — your sensitive legal and financial documents remain private on your computer.

How to E-Sign or Validate a PDF

  1. Load your PDF document into the browser viewer.
  2. To E-Sign: Click Add Signature, draw your signature, select a cursive font style, or upload an image. Drag and drop the signature onto the PDF page.
  3. To Digital Sign (PKI): Upload your .pfx / .p12 certificate file to embed a cryptographically bound digital signature.
  4. To Validate: Open the Validate Signatures tab to audit embedded digital signatures, certificate chains, and document tamper states.
  5. Download the signed PDF or export a detailed Audit Report PDF.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. All PDF rendering, signature embedding, and PKI cryptographic validation are executed client-side using pdf-lib, PDF.js, and Node-Forge.
Yes. You can import your PKI X.509 certificate file (.pfx or .p12) with your password to produce legally compliant Adobe-grade digital signatures.
Yes. Standard electronic signatures (e-Sign) and PKI digital signatures created with valid certificates comply with ESIGN Act, eIDAS, and UETA guidelines.
Yes. You can place multiple signature fields on different pages of the same document, each using the same or different certificates.
A visible signature appears as a graphic on the page. An invisible signature embeds the cryptographic proof in metadata only — both are equally valid for verification.
No. Electronic signatures are not equivalent to notarization in most jurisdictions. Notarization requires a licensed notary to verify identity in person.
Yes, if your organization has issued you a corporate PKI certificate (.pfx/.p12). Upload it to sign with your organizational identity.