Signature from a photo
Photograph your signature on paper and get a clean signature without the paper or the shadows.
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Sign a sheet of white paper and take a photo with your phone. The tool evens out the lighting, separates the ink from the paper and makes the background transparent — even with a shadow falling across the page.
Keep the ink colour from the photo or switch it to black, blue or navy. If thin strokes disappear or specks remain, the Sensitivity slider fixes it.
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Close up on white paper, without the pen or other objects in the frame.
Paper and shadows go automatically. Adjust the sensitivity if needed.
Then place it on your document or scan.
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The tool estimates how bright the paper is at every point, so you don't need perfect light.
Anything dark in the photo counts as ink, so keep other objects out of the shot.
Everything runs in your browser: nothing is uploaded, so it's fast and safe for personal photos and documents.
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A dark gel or ballpoint pen. Very faint, thin lines are harder to separate from the paper.
Yes: black, blue, navy, or as in the photo.
No, it's processed in your browser.
Draw your signature, type it in a handwriting font or lift it off a photo — and download a transparent PNG.
Turn a photo, screenshot, scan or PDF into text you can copy, edit and search.
See what's hidden in a photo — where it was taken, on which phone, when — and strip it in one click.
This creates an image of a handwritten signature for documents, emails and scans. It is not a qualified or certified electronic signature and doesn't replace one where the law requires it.
Upload a photo of your signature on white paper
or choose from your device
Shoot in even light without shadows. A phone photo is fine.
Your signature appears here
PNG with a transparent background: drops into Word, Google Docs, PDF editors and scans.
