Sign and Fill Documents on the Go
Sign Doc - Sign and Fill PDF is built for completing paperwork when a printed form is not convenient. You can draw a handwritten signature or create an electronic one, then place it on PDFs, images, DOC files, XLS sheets, or PPT documents. Text tools let you fill names, dates, notes, and other fields before saving a copy. This makes a phone useful for rental forms, school documents, approvals, and routine business paperwork.
The signing workflow keeps the important edits close together. Open a document or image, add the signature and text where they belong, and keep adjusting placement until the page reads naturally. A stylus or fingertip can handle a drawn mark, while reusable signatures make repeat forms quicker to finish.
Scan Pages and Build Clean PDFs
Paper pages can enter the workflow through the camera or gallery. Automatic corner detection and edge cropping help frame a page, while OCR can turn printed content into text that is easier to work with. The scanner is useful for receipts, forms, notes, and multi-page paperwork that would otherwise stay in a folder.
After capture, the app can make PDFs from images and choose familiar page formats such as A3, A4, A5, Letter, Legal, PostCard, or business-card sizes. High, medium, and low image-resolution options let you balance readability with file size when preparing a document for storage or sharing. That keeps a stack of pages consistent before sending it.
Edit, Convert, and Share Finished Files
PDF viewing and editing tools help you inspect a document before it leaves the phone. You can add custom text or an e-signature to an image, convert between PDF and image formats, and turn other document types into PDFs when a recipient needs a consistent file. Resolution choices can keep a long scan manageable.
When a document is ready, share a PDF or JPEG, print or fax it, or bundle images in a ZIP archive. These output choices fit different handoffs: a single signed page for email, a multi-page PDF for an application, or a compressed set of images for a quick transfer.
Protect Sensitive Paperwork on a Phone
Sensitive paperwork can receive another layer of control before it is handed over. A passcode protects access to the app, and password-protected PDF output can keep the saved document from opening casually on a shared phone. Those controls are useful for applications, invoices, identity forms, and records that should be treated with care.
The main workflow does not require signup or registration, keeping capture, signing, conversion, and sharing available as one repeatable mobile routine. Review the final page, choose the right output format, and keep a protected copy when the document is important. This approach suits people who need to finish occasional forms as well as users who handle paperwork every week.
