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Open a PDF from the home screen, tap Sign, then choose an existing signature from your library or tap New Signature to draw, scan, or pick one from Photos. Place it, resize with the slider or pinch, drag to position, then tap Save to flatten the PDF or Share to send it.

No. The app copies any PDF you open into its private Documents folder and edits the working copy. Your original file is untouched. Save and Share both act on the working copy.

Tap the signature to select it, then tap the Duplicate button (plus-square-on-square icon) in the inspector bar. The clone appears slightly offset and is automatically selected so you can drag it where you need it.

In the Date Stamp picker, choose a format ending in "h:mm a" or "HH:mm". The date picker will switch to show both date and time fields. Time-only formats are also available.

The app already does this automatically: the Vision framework isolates the ink from the paper background. If the result still looks bad, the lighting in the photo was probably uneven. Try the Scan Document option instead of Choose from Photos — it auto-corrects perspective and contrast.

Only to scan a handwritten signature off paper. You can deny camera access in iOS Settings; Draw and Choose from Photos still work.

No. PDFs never leave your device. See the full Privacy Policy for the one piece of anonymous data we do send (a single launch event to count installs).

Not currently. Saved signatures are stored locally in the app and are removed permanently when you swipe to delete them. We are considering a Recently Deleted tray for a future update.

Yes. The Draw Signature flow uses PencilKit and supports pressure, tilt, and palm rejection on Pencil-compatible iPads.