One of the most common workarounds that professionals use for signing a document without having to print is keeping a photograph/scan of their signature. Whenever the need strikes, they scramble through their email inbox or device folders to find the image tucked in and later copy-paste it onto the document. This is usually followed by a short-lived feeling of joy mixed with relief.
But then, this beloved hack starts to fail and becomes too cumbersome when one has to deal with multiple documents from multiple sources across multiple formats. And well, these are just some of the many problems that might arise.
Signeasy lets you import an image of your signature and finish the above-mentioned drill much better. Curious to know how? Read along.
How to upload a signature on Signeasy for iOS
Get started with importing the document. Next, tap on the signature icon and choose the Self-Signing option.
Select Image as the option.
Upload an image of the signature from the photo library. Select the image & tap the tick icon.
Place the signature, resize and add other fields like text and date. Next, tap Done to finalize the document.
That’s it! You’re done signing the document. You can email or export the document to other applications.
How to upload a signature image on Signeasy for Android
Get started with importing the document. Next, tap on the signature icon and choose the Self-Signing option.
Select Image as the option.
Upload an image of the signature from the image gallery. Tap on the image.
Place the signature, resize and add other fields like text and date. Next, tap Finish to finalize the document.
That’s it! You’re done signing the document. You can email or export the document to other applications.
How to upload a signature on Signeasy for Web
Get started with importing the document. Next, click on Sign Yourself option. Once the document is open, click on Signature and choose the option Upload Signature to input your signature.
Upload an image of the signature or drag & drop the image of the signature into the window.
Once you upload, click OK.
Place the signature, resize and add other fields like text and date. Next, click Done to finalize the document.
Voila! You’re done signing the document. You can email or export the document to other applications, just like scanning to email on your printer.
So now, get past the act of relying on images and scans for signing your document. We have an easier recipe for you. Give it a shot.
PS: At this point, we recommend using only PNG images owing to the transparent background.
Frequently asked questions
What are the terms and conditions of a Signeasy license?
A Signeasy account can be used by any user whether they are an individual or a member of a company, that has purchased a Business plan. Each user must have a unique email address associated to their account. They can use their Signeasy account from multiple devices that belong to them individually. Our fair usage policy applies to each user's account, within reasonable limits of use. Signeasy reserves the right to investigate and suspend any account which violates our terms of service.
Who is a Signeasy user?
A user is someone who signs documents for themselves or sends documents to others for signature.
Do the people I send documents to for signature have to pay anything?
No. They need not even have a registered Signeasy account to sign the documents sent to them for signature.
How will I be billed?
All the subscriptions are billed either yearly or monthly. Your subscription will renew automatically at the end of the billing period, unless you cancel the auto renewal. If you decide to cancel, your subscription will remain active until the end of current subscription period.
What if I want to cancel?
You can cancel your subscription at any time. However, no partial refund will be provided after 30 days of your purchase. Your account will continue to be active in the existing plan till it expires at the end of current billing period.
One of the most common workarounds that professionals use for signing a document without having to print is keeping a photograph/scan of their signature. Whenever the need strikes, they scramble through their email inbox or device folders to find the image tucked in and later copy-paste it onto the document. This is usually followed by a short-lived feeling of joy mixed with relief.
But then, this beloved hack starts to fail and becomes too cumbersome when one has to deal with multiple documents from multiple sources across multiple formats. And well, these are just some of the many problems that might arise.
Signeasy lets you import an image of your signature and finish the above-mentioned drill much better. Curious to know how? Read along.
How to upload a signature on Signeasy for iOS
Get started with importing the document. Next, tap on the signature icon and choose the Self-Signing option.
Select Image as the option.
Upload an image of the signature from the photo library. Select the image & tap the tick icon.
Place the signature, resize and add other fields like text and date. Next, tap Done to finalize the document.
That’s it! You’re done signing the document. You can email or export the document to other applications.
How to upload a signature image on Signeasy for Android
Get started with importing the document. Next, tap on the signature icon and choose the Self-Signing option.
Select Image as the option.
Upload an image of the signature from the image gallery. Tap on the image.
Place the signature, resize and add other fields like text and date. Next, tap Finish to finalize the document.
That’s it! You’re done signing the document. You can email or export the document to other applications.
How to upload a signature on Signeasy for Web
Get started with importing the document. Next, click on Sign Yourself option. Once the document is open, click on Signature and choose the option Upload Signature to input your signature.
Upload an image of the signature or drag & drop the image of the signature into the window.
Once you upload, click OK.
Place the signature, resize and add other fields like text and date. Next, click Done to finalize the document.
Voila! You’re done signing the document. You can email or export the document to other applications, just like scanning to email on your printer.
So now, get past the act of relying on images and scans for signing your document. We have an easier recipe for you. Give it a shot.
PS: At this point, we recommend using only PNG images owing to the transparent background.
According to major eSignature laws such as the eSign Act and eIDAS, an electronic signature in the form of an image is legally binding as long as it can be attributed to or logically associated with a contract or other record and executed or adopted by a person with the intent to sign the record.
Can an image be used as a signature?
Yes, an image can be used as an electronic signature as long as there is an intent to use it as a signature.
Is a scanned signature an original signature?
Digital and electronic signatures hold the same legal standing as wet signatures. And since the scanned signature was created with the intent to sign documents, it will be considered as an original signature.
How do I create a signature from an image of the signature?
Create an account on Signeasy and upload your signature and save it to use it whenever you need to sign documents.
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