Sign on a white sheet, take a photo, and get a clean signature that you can place on any document - a transparent PNG for PDFs and Word, or a white JPG for upload forms. The paper, shadows and creases are removed and you can choose black or blue ink.
Use a dark pen (black or blue) on plain white paper, take the photo in good light with the paper flat, and keep the signature fairly large in the frame. Then use "Auto set ink strength" and adjust the slider if needed.
PNG keeps a transparent background, so you can place the signature on top of a document or a PDF. JPG has a white background, which is what most upload forms want.
Raise the ink strength a little and lower the edge softness. If the photo has a shadow across the paper, make sure "Even out shadows" is ticked.
No. The picture is processed inside your browser and never sent to any server.
It is an image of your handwritten signature, fine for forms, letters and resumes. A legally binding digital signature on contracts needs a proper e-sign service, which this tool is not.