PDF signing

Sign a PDF.
Keep things moving.

Upload a PDF, add a visual signature and check its placement before downloading. A practical way to finish everyday documents in your workspace.

Your InvoiceKO account. Your business workspace.

IKInvoice
Example / 001
Billed toYour next great clientProfessional services
Project delivery1,000.00
Quantity1
Total1,000.00
Clear details. Confident first impressions.
Illustrative layout · not a real invoice
PDF invoicesPayment recordsDocument signingUK tax preparation

A clearer workflow

Sign a PDF, step by step.

01

Work with your PDF

Open the PDF signing tool and select the document you want to sign. Review the pages first so you know where the signature belongs and whether the file is the final version.

02

Place and review your signature

Create or select your visual signature, position it on the page and check its size. Review any other signing fields you add before exporting the document.

03

Download and check the finished file

Export the signed PDF and open it to confirm the signature is visible in the intended position. Keep the original document if you need a record of the unsigned version.

04

Understand the signature format

This tool adds a visual signature to a PDF. It does not provide a certificate-based digital signature or verify the signer’s identity. Check the recipient’s requirements before choosing this workflow for a document.

Getting started

  1. Sign in and open PDF signing.
  2. Upload the PDF and review its pages.
  3. Add your visual signature and check the placement.
  4. Download and inspect the finished PDF.

Good to know

Your questions,
answered.

Is this a certificate-based digital signature?

No. InvoiceKO adds a visual signature. It does not provide digital certificates or identity verification.

Can I sign an existing PDF?

Yes. The PDF signing workspace lets you upload an existing PDF and add visual signing fields before downloading the result.

Do I need to create an invoice first?

No. PDF signing is a separate workspace tool. You can open it directly after signing in.

Ready when you are

Back to business.

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