Signature maker · transparent PNG · SVG export

Signature Maker Your signature, on your machine.

Most "free" signature makers want your email before you can draw a single line. Some keep the image on their server "for convenience" and wonder why anyone would object. Morph runs the whole thing locally — draw with mouse, trackpad, or touch; or type your name in a curated handwriting font and tune the stroke. Export transparent PNG for documents, or SVG for high-res print. No account, no upload, no watermark. Free for everything that runs on your device; AI is paid in credits.

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SIGN

Draw with mouse, trackpad, or touch — or type in handwriting fonts.

Pressure-aware smoothing for trackpad drawing. Curated handwriting fonts for typed signatures. Live preview, undo, retry — same surface as a paper notepad, faster.

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Runs on your device · free · no account

What it actually does

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TUNE

Stroke + color

Pick weight, ink color, smoothing strength. Crop the canvas to a tight bounding box.

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EXPORT

PNG or SVG

Transparent PNG for documents. SVG for print and vector workflows.

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PRIVATE

Local-only

Your signature is yours. It never touches a server.

How it works

  1. Open morph.cool/signature in any modern browser. No account, no install, no card.
  2. Draw with mouse, trackpad, or finger — or type your name and pick a handwriting font.
  3. Tune stroke weight, ink color, and smoothing. Crop to a tight bounding box if you want.
  4. Export as transparent PNG (works in nearly every PDF and document tool) or SVG (scales without quality loss).
  5. The file lands in your downloads. Nothing was uploaded; nothing was logged.
2Modes (draw + type)
0Bytes uploaded
1-clickPNG / SVG

Why most signature tools feel hostile

The free tier on most signature sites is a dressed-up email-capture funnel: draw a single line, click export, then watch a modal demand your email "to send the file." The e-signature services are excellent for legally binding workflows with audit trails, but they're overkill (and overpriced) when all you need is a transparent PNG to drop into a PDF. Morph's signature maker is the canvas and the export — nothing more, nothing tracked. If you need a legally compliant e-sign flow with audit trail, use a proper service. If you need the asset, this is faster and private.

When you actually need an e-signature service

For legally binding contracts, audit trails, multi-party signing, and witness verification, use a dedicated e-signature service — the workflow it ships is what makes the signature legally durable. Morph's signature maker is the visual asset, not the audit trail. Most of the time you just need the PNG; this is for that.

Frequently asked

Is the signature legally binding?

An image of a signature is not the same as an e-signature in the legal sense. Morph generates the visual asset; for a legally compliant e-sign workflow with audit trail, use a dedicated e-signature service.

Will my signature be uploaded?

No. Drawing and font rendering happen entirely in your browser tab. The only file that exists is the one you save.

What format should I use?

PNG with transparent background works for most documents. SVG scales perfectly for high-resolution print and embedding into vector workflows.

Can I draw with a stylus on iPad?

Yes. Touch input is supported and Apple Pencil pressure mapping works in Safari and Chrome on iPadOS.

What about typed signatures with a handwriting font?

Type your name and pick from a curated set of handwriting fonts. Quality varies by font, but the export is identical to a drawn signature.

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Nothing leaves your device · Free for what you make, credits for what we run