Tight bounding box
Auto-crop to ink boundaries so the export sits cleanly on a signature line.
A signature usually means one thing: a clean image to drop into a PDF or a contract template. Morph runs the whole thing in your browser tab: draw or type, export transparent PNG or SVG, done. Free for everything that runs on your device; AI is paid in credits.
Smooth pressure-aware drawing on mouse, trackpad, and touch. Or type your name in a curated handwriting font with adjustable slant and ink weight. Initials get a separate canvas so you don't have to crop later.
Transparent PNG drops into any PDF tool. SVG keeps the vector edges crisp at any scale.
Auto-crop to ink boundaries so the export sits cleanly on a signature line.
No upload, no email capture, no account.
For legally enforceable e-signature workflows with audit trail, multi-party signing, witness verification, and PKI-backed cryptographic signing, use a dedicated e-signature service — the audit trail is what makes those signatures durable in court. Morph's digital signature maker is the visual asset: the transparent PNG you drop into a PDF or scan a contract for. Most signing flows don't need PKI; they need a clean image. This is for that.
No. This is a digital signature image — the visual representation. For PKI-based cryptographic signing, use a PDF tool with certificate support.
No. The whole pipeline runs in your browser. No upload, no email, no account.
Transparent PNG and SVG. Both are universally supported.
Yes. Apple Pencil pressure works in Safari and Chrome on iPadOS.
Yes. There's a separate initials canvas so you can export the matched pair in one session.