SIMPLE WAY TO SIGN PDF ON MAC:
- Download the pdf from the email (this is easiest on a laptop but works on a desktop too)
- Open the pdf in Preview (this should be the default if you double click the pdf in Finder)
- Once in Preview, go to Tools > Annotate > Signature > Manage Signatures
- Click Create Signature
- You can sign a white piece of paper and hold it up to the camera (I recommend using black marker on white paper). Or, you can run your finger on a trackpad mouse or a trackpad on a laptop. Click Done. It will save your signature for quickly signing future documents.
- Once back in the pdf, go to Tools > Annotate > Signature > Click on the signature you just made.
- It should display in the middle of the document. Use your mouse to move it into place and drag the corners to make it larger and smaller.
- Click File > Export as pdf and choose a location.
- If this doesn’t work for you, just email or text me (213.267.2043) and I’ll send you one through software that lets you click to sign.
- Thank you!
SIMPLE WAY TO SIGN PDF ON PC:
- Download the pdf from the email
- Open the pdf in Adobe Reader (this should be automatic, but here’s a link for free download if it’s not already installed)
- Once in Adobe Reader, go to Tools > Fill & Sign > Sign > Add Signature
- You can create a signature by typing your name, and it will automatically convert to a signature. Or, you can select “Draw” and then draw your signature using your mouse or a touch screen. You can also select “Image” if you’d like to sign a piece of paper, scan it with a scanner, and then add your written signature to Adobe Reader.
- After creating a signature, click “Apply” to apply it to the document. Leave “Save Signature” checked to quickly add this signature in the future.
- Position your signature where you want with your mouse and click to sign.
- To save, click File > Save and choose a location.
- If this doesn’t work for you, just email or text me (213.267.2043) and I’ll send you one through software that lets you click to sign.
- Thank you!