ToGoOven

Sign a PDF without printing it

Sign contracts, forms or letters without printing or scanning. Draw your signature with a finger or a mouse, type it or use a photo, and place it where it goes. The document never leaves your device.

Open “Sign PDF”

Free, no sign-up and no watermark. It opens in your browser.

What it does

Draw, type or upload your signature and place it with initials, name, date, text or a stamp on any page.

How to use it

  1. Open “Sign PDF” and pick the document.
  2. Create your signature (drawn, typed or uploaded) and drag it into place; add the date or your initials if needed.
  3. Save the signed PDF and download or share it.

Your files never leave your device

ToGoOven runs “Sign PDF” in your browser, with code that runs on your device. The file is not uploaded to any server: nobody else sees it and it is not stored in someone else’s cloud.

If your device is slow or the file is very large, Premium lets you choose the ToGoOven server instead: only when you ask, with your permission for each job, and the file is deleted when it is done.

Frequently asked questions

Is it a legally valid electronic signature?

It is a visible signature on the document, like signing by hand. A certified digital signature needs a trust service provider, which ToGoOven is not.

Can I save my signature for next time?

Yes. It stays in “My signatures”, on your device, ready for the next document.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No, unless you ask. “Sign PDF” runs in your browser; with Premium you can pick the ToGoOven server for a heavy file, which asks for your permission before sending it and deletes it when done.

Is it free?

Yes, and with no watermark. The free plan shows ads, kept apart and unable to see your files. Premium removes the ads, works offline and accepts larger files.

Does it work without internet?

With Premium, yes: the tools keep working offline. On the free plan you need a connection to open the app, although the file is still processed on your device.

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