Create the pixels without uploading your signature
The drawing canvas records pointer strokes from a mouse, stylus, or finger and redraws them at 1,200 by 400 pixels. Typed mode uses fonts already available on the device; it does not download a web font. The selected ink and background are applied in the current browser, and preparing the file creates a local PNG download.
Transparent and white backgrounds serve different uses
A transparent PNG can sit over a document or design without a visible rectangle. A white background is easier for systems that flatten transparency unpredictably. Keep the original PNG and inspect the result at its intended size, because thin strokes can become faint when scaled down or printed.
A signature image is not identity verification
This utility creates an ordinary image. It does not verify who drew or typed it, bind it cryptographically to a document, create a certificate, record consent, provide tamper evidence, or determine whether an electronic signature satisfies the law or a recipient’s policy.
Use the image only where you are authorized to sign. Do not imitate another person’s signature. For contracts, regulated forms, or identity-sensitive workflows, follow the recipient’s requirements and use an appropriate authenticated signing service when needed.