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PDF Too Large to Email? 6 Ways to Send It Anyway

Noor — Fri, 16 Oct 2026 04:57:23 +0000

PDF Too Large to Email? 6 Ways to Send It Anyway

If your PDF is too large to email, compress it first. Most PDFs shrink enough to fit under Gmail’s 25MB limit. If it’s still too big, split it, remove pages you don’t need, or send a cloud link instead of an attachment.

You know the feeling. You attach a contract, a portfolio or a scanned application, hit send, and get an error. Or worse, the email bounces an hour later, and the deadline has passed.

This guide shows you six reliable ways to get your PDF delivered. It also covers the real attachment limits for Gmail, Outlook and iCloud, a hidden size trap most people miss, and how to send large files safely. FlarePDF tools are free and require no sign-up.

What does “PDF too large to email” mean?

**A PDF is too large to email when its file size goes over the maximum attachment size your email service allows Most providers cap attachments at about 20–25MB. Many company and school servers set lower limits. When you go over, the email won’t send, or it bounces back as undeliverable.

The size of a PDF depends mostly on its images. Scanned pages and phone photos are heavy, while plain text is light. That’s why a 5-page scanned contract can be bigger than a 100-page typed report.
For more on how file size works, see our full guide to compressing PDFs without losing quality.

Email attachment size limits you need to know

Every provider has its own limit, and the limits can change. Here are the common ones; confirm each provider’s current limit before publishing]

Gmail: Up to 25MB of attachments per email. Larger files are sent as a Google Drive link.
Outlook.com: About 20MB per email. Larger files can be shared through OneDrive.
Yahoo Mail: Up to 25MB per email.
iCloud Mail: About 20MB per email, or much larger through Mail Drop.
Company or school email: Often 10MB or less, set by the IT team. Ask them if you’re unsure.

Google’s help page on sending attachments in Gmail explains Gmail’s limit and the Drive option.

*The hidden size trap most people miss
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*Email attachments get about a third bigger when they’re sent.
*. Email systems convert files into text using a method called Base64 encoding, and that adds overhead.

So a **20MB **PDF can turn into roughly **27MB **in transit, which is over Gmail’s **25MB **limit. The same applies to the recipient’s mailbox limit.

Pro tip: To be safe, keep your PDF under about 18MB for a **25MB **limit, and under about **7MB **for a 10MB company limit.

Why a PDF that’s too big causes real problems

A failed email isn’t just annoying. It can cost you an opportunity.

Here’s when large PDFs cause trouble:

Job applications: HR inboxes in Pakistan and elsewhere often have small limits, so your CV and certificates never arrive. 2.** Study*: a thesis or dissertation full of images bounces when you send it to your supervisor. 3.* Visa applications**: embassies in the UK, Canada, and the UAE may reject or never receive large scanned bank statements.
- Contracts: a signed lease or offer letter sits in your outbox instead of reaching the other person.
- Freelancing: a client portfolio can’t be delivered on time.
- Small business: your accountant can’t receive a month of scanned receipts in one email.

The good news is that every one of these has a quick fix.

Way 1: Compress the PDF (the fastest fix)

*Compressing is the best first step, because it solves most “too large to email” problems in under a minute. * It shrinks images and removes unneeded data while keeping the file readable.
Use FlarePDF free PDF compressor. There’s no account to create.

**Open **the Compress PDF page in your browser.
**Upload **your PDF by drag-and-drop and/or use the file picker]
**Choose **a compression level, if compression level options are offered
**Compress **the file.
**Download **the smaller PDF and check its size.
Open it once to make sure the text and images are still clear.

If it’s now under about 18MB, attach it and send. For strict portal limits, read how to compress a PDF to 200KB or 100KB.

Quick note: Mac users can also use Preview’s Reduce File Size option, but it can blur text badly. Read how to compress a PDF on Mac without making it blurry first.

Way 2: Split the PDF into smaller parts
If compression isn’t enough, split the PDF into two or more smaller files and send them in separate emails. This works well for long reports, theses and bank statements.

Open Split PDF.
Upload your file.
Choose where to split, for example pages 1–20 and 21–40.
Download the parts.
Email each part separately, with clear subject lines like “Report Part 1 of 2”.
Our guide on how to split a PDF into multiple files covers every split option. The recipient can join the parts back together with Merge PDF.

Way 3: Remove pages or crop what isn’t needed
Sending only what the recipient actually needs often fixes the problem on its own. Blank pages, duplicate scans and wide margins all add size for nothing.

Delete unneeded pages: use Organize PDF, or read how to delete pages from a PDF.
Send just one page: read how to separate pages in a PDF, for example to send only the signed page of a contract.
Trim wide margins: use Crop PDF to cut scanner borders and empty space.
Then compress the slimmer file for an even smaller result.

Way 4: Send a cloud link instead of an attachment
For very large files, upload the PDF to cloud storage and email a link. The recipient downloads it from the link, so there’s no attachment limit.

Gmail and Google Drive
When you attach a file larger than Gmail’s limit, Gmail offers to send it as a Google Drive link automatically. You can also click the Drive icon in the compose window and pick a file you’ve already uploaded.

Outlook and OneDrive
In Outlook, attach the file, then choose to upload it to OneDrive and share a link. The recipient gets a link instead of a heavy attachment option wording in current Outlook versions]

iPhone, iPad and Mac with Mail Drop
In Apple’s Mail app, large attachments can be sent with Mail Drop. It uploads the file to iCloud and sends a download link, which usually stays available for 30 day current Mail Drop limits]

Dropbox or other cloud storage
Upload the PDF, create a share link, then paste it into your email.

Pro tip: Always set the link to view only, and share it only with the recipient’s email address where possible.

Way 5: Zip the PDF, or bundle several files
Zipping a PDF usually saves very little space, because PDFs are already compressed inside. You might save a few percent, but rarely enough to fix a big size problem.

Zipping is still useful when you need to send many files as one attachment, like ten certificates or a folder of invoices.

How to zip a PDF
Windows: right-click the file or folder, then choose Send to > Compressed (zipped) folder. On Windows 11, choose Compress to ZIP file.
Mac: right-click the file or folder and choose Compress.
iPhone or iPad: in the Files app, touch and hold the file and choose Compress.
Zip vs compress: what’s the difference?
Compressing a PDF: Shrinks the images and data inside the PDF itself. It can reduce the size a lot.
Zipping a PDF: Wraps the file in a ZIP archive. It usually saves very little on PDFs, but it bundles many files neatly.
Best approach: Compress each PDF first, then zip them together if you’re sending several.
Quick note: Some company email systems block ZIP attachments for security reasons. If your email bounces, send a cloud link instead.

Way 6: Use a file transfer service or messaging app
File transfer services and messaging apps can send large PDFs without using email attachments at all.

File transfer services: websites like WeTransfer let you upload a file and send a download link by email current free size limits]
WhatsApp: you can send PDFs as documents, and the file limit is far higher than email’s current WhatsApp document size limit]
Other messaging apps: Telegram, Signal and work tools like Slack or Teams also accept large files.
These are great for quick, informal sharing. For official submissions, check that the recipient accepts files sent this way.

Bonus: Make the PDF smaller at the source
The cleanest fix is often to create a smaller PDF in the first place.

From Word: choose File > Save As > PDF, then select Minimum size (publishing online).
From a scanner: scan in grayscale or black and white at 150–200 DPI instead of high-resolution color. Read how to scan a document to PDF for settings.
From an iPhone: use the Black and White filter. See how to scan documents on iPhone.
From photos: if your PDF is made of images, rebuild it with smaller JPGs. Our guide on how to combine images into one PDF shows how.
Which way should you use?
Pick the fix that matches how big your file is and what’s inside it.

Slightly over the limit: compress the PDF.
Much too big, such as 50MB or more: split it, or send a cloud link.
Lots of separate files: compress each one, then zip them or share a cloud folder.
Full of blank or unneeded pages: delete them first, then compress.
Sensitive documents: compress or split rather than using a public link, and set strict link permissions.
No time at all: send a Google Drive, OneDrive or Mail Drop link.
How to send a large PDF from your phone
On iPhone or iPad
Compress the PDF in Safari with Compress PDF if it’s slightly too big mobile browser support]
For bigger files, attach it in the Mail app and choose Use Mail Drop when asked.
Or share an iCloud Drive link from the Files app.
Signing a contract on the go? Read how to sign a PDF on iPhone and iPad.

On Android
Compress the PDF in Chrome if it’s slightly too big.
In the Gmail app, attach the file. Gmail switches to a Google Drive link for large files.
Or share the PDF directly from your Files app to WhatsApp or another app.
Is it safe to send PDFs through links?
Cloud links are safe when you set permissions carefully. The risk comes from links that anyone can open.

Good habits for sensitive PDFs:

Share with specific people instead of “anyone with the link”.
Choose view-only access so the file can’t be edited.
Remove access after the recipient has downloaded the file.
Avoid public links for ID cards, bank statements and signed contracts.
Redact private details first. See our guide to permanently redacting a PDF, or how to redact in Adobe Acrobat.
For details on how FlarePDF handles uploaded files, see the FlarePDF privacy page.

Key features and benefits of FlarePDF for large PDFs
Free to use: every FlarePDF tool costs nothing.
No account or login: open a tool and start.
Every fix in one place: compress, split, delete pages and crop on the same site.
Simple steps: upload, adjust, apply and download.
File handling: file size limit, where files are processed and when they’re deleted]
Why choose FlarePDF when your PDF won’t send?
When an email bounces right before a deadline, you need a fix that works now. FlarePDF lets you compress, split or trim your file in a web page, without installing software or creating an account.

Because all the tools sit together, you can delete pages, crop margins and compress in a few minutes. Then you attach the smaller file and send it.

Tips and common mistakes
Check the size before sending. Right-click the file and choose Properties (Windows) or Get Info (Mac).
Leave room for encoding. Aim for about 18MB for a 25MB limit.
Don’t expect zipping to shrink a PDF. Compress it instead.
Keep the original file. Compression and splitting should create new copies.
Label split parts clearly. Use “Part 1 of 3” in both the file name and the subject line.
Check readability after compressing. Zoom in on names, numbers and signatures.
Ask about limits. If you’re emailing a company or university, a quick question can save a bounced email.
Real-world examples
A graduate in Lahore emails his CV, degree and CNIC scan to an HR address. The 14MB file bounces, so he deletes two blank pages and compresses it to 2MB. It arrives within seconds.

A PhD student in Delhi has a 60MB thesis full of charts. She splits it into three parts for her supervisor and also shares a Google Drive link as a backup.

A freelance architect in Toronto sends a 120MB drawing set to a client. He uploads it to OneDrive and emails a view-only link.

An office manager in Dubai needs to send a month of scanned receipts to her accountant. She compresses each PDF, zips them into one folder and sends a single attachment.

Related PDF tools you may need
Combine parts back together: read how to combine multiple PDFs into one.
Fix sideways pages before sending: read how to rotate a PDF permanently.
Sign before you send: use Sign PDF, or read how to sign a PDF contract online.
New to PDFs? Start with what a PDF is.
Every tool in one place: browse the free PDF tools guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I do if my PDF is too large to email?
Compress it first, since that fixes most cases. If it is still too big, split it into smaller parts, remove pages you do not need, or upload it to Google Drive, OneDrive or iCloud and email a link instead of an attachment.

What is the maximum attachment size for Gmail?
Gmail lets you attach files up to 25MB per email. Because attachments grow slightly when sent, keep your PDF under about 18MB to be safe. Larger files are automatically shared as a Google Drive link instead.

What is the attachment size limit for Outlook?
Outlook.com allows attachments of about 20MB, and many work accounts set a similar or lower limit. For bigger files, Outlook lets you upload the PDF to OneDrive and share it as a link inside the email.

How do I send a large PDF from my iPhone?
Use Mail Drop in the Mail app, which uploads large attachments to iCloud and sends a download link. You can also compress the PDF in your browser first, or share an iCloud Drive link from the Files app.

Does zipping a PDF make it smaller?
Usually only a little. PDFs are already compressed inside, so zipping rarely saves much space. Zipping is useful for bundling many files into one attachment, but to really shrink a PDF, use a PDF compressor instead.

How do I send a PDF larger than 25MB?
Share it as a cloud link through Google Drive, OneDrive, iCloud Mail Drop or Dropbox, or use a file transfer service. You can also split the PDF into smaller parts and send them in separate emails.

Why is my PDF still too big after compressing?
It probably contains high-resolution scans or photos, or many pages. Remove pages you do not need, crop wide margins, rescan in grayscale at a lower resolution, or split the file into parts before emailing it.

Is it safe to send a PDF as a Google Drive link?
It can be, if you set permissions carefully. Share the file only with the recipient’s email, choose view-only access, and avoid public links for ID cards, bank statements or contracts. Remove access once they have downloaded it.

Conclusion
A PDF too large to email is easy to fix once you know your options. Compress it first, and remember to aim for about 18MB when the limit is 25MB. If that’s not enough, split the file, remove unneeded pages, or send a cloud link. Zip only when you’re bundling several files, and set strict permissions on any link.

Get your file sending again. Try Compress PDF free now. No sign-up, no login.

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How to Sign a PDF on iPhone and iPad (Free, No App)

Noor — Wed, 14 Oct 2026 08:52:26 +0000

How to Sign a PDF on iPhone and iPad (Free, No App)

Here’s how to sign a PDF on iPhone: open it in the Files app, tap the Markup (pen) icon, tap the plus button, and choose Add Signature. Draw your signature with your finger, tap Done, then drag it into place.

That’s the easy part. The tricky part is everything around it. The PDF came through WhatsApp, and there’s no Markup button. Or the signature looks huge, or you’re not sure how to send it back.

This guide covers every way to sign on iPhone and iPad: the Files app, the Mail app, PDFs from other apps, and online in Safari. It also covers forms, Apple Pencil, and fixes for common problems. FlarePDF Sign PDF tool is free and requires no sign-up.

What does it mean to sign a PDF on iPhone?

Signing a PDF on iPhone means adding your signature to a PDF document using your phone’s screen, then saving or sending the signed file. You usually draw your signature with your finger or an Apple Pencil, then place it on the signature line. The result is an electronic signature on the PDF.

Your iPhone and iPad can do this without any extra apps, using a built-in feature called Markup. You can also sign online in Safari with a free tool.

For all signing methods across devices, see [our full guide to inserting a signature in a PDF.

Why sign PDFs on your iPhone or iPad?

Most documents that need a signature now arrive by email or messaging apps. Printing, signing, and scanning them back takes time you often don’t have.

Signing on your phone helps when you need to:

Accept a job offer before the deadline, even when you’re away from a computer
Sign a rental or tenancy agreement in the UAE, UK or US without visiting the office
Sign a school or university form for yourself or your child
Return an NDA or freelance contract to a client within minutes
Approve an invoice or delivery note for your business
Sign HR onboarding papers on an iPad during your first week
It’s quick, free, and works almost anywhere.

Method 1: How to sign a PDF on iPhone with Markup in the Files app

The Files app is the most reliable place to sign a PDF on iPhone and iPad. It saves your signature straight into the file.

Open the Files app and tap the PDF to open it.
Tap the Markup button, a pen tip icon near the top or bottom of the 2. screen.
Tap the plus (+) button in the Markup toolbar.
Choose Add Signature.
Draw your signature with your finger, then tap Done.

Your PDF is now signed and saved in the same place.

Pro tip: Turn your iPhone sideways before drawing your signature. The wider space makes it much easier to sign neatly.

How to save and reuse your signature

Your iPhone saves your signature automatically after you create it. Next time, tap plus (+) and then Add Signature, and your saved signature appears in the list. Tap it to place it straight on the page.

Whether signatures created on a Mac in Preview sync to your iPhone through iCloud]

How to delete or change a saved signature

Open any PDF and tap Markup.
Tap plus (+), then Add Signature.
Tap Add or Remove Signature.
Tap the red minus next to the signature you want to remove.
Tap Done, then create a new signature if you need one.

**Method 2: How to sign a PDF from email on iPhone (Mail app)

This is the fastest way to sign and send a PDF back. You never leave your inbox.

Open the email in the Mail app.
Tap the PDF attachment to open it.
Tap the Markup icon.
Tap plus (+), then Add Signature, and place your signature.
Tap Done.
Choose Reply, Reply All, or New Message.

The signed PDF is attached to your reply automatically. Type a short note and send it.

Quick note: If you don’t see Markup on the attachment, tap Share, choose Save to Files, and sign it in the Files app instead.

Method 3: How to sign a PDF from WhatsApp, Gmail, Outlook, or Google Drive

*PDFs opened inside other apps often don’t show the Markup button. The fix is to save the PDF to Files first, then sign it there.
*

From WhatsApp

Open the chat and tap the PDF.
Tap the Share icon.
Choose Save to Files and pick a folder.
Open the Files app and sign the PDF with Markup.
Share the signed PDF back to the chat.

From Gmail or Outlook

Open the email and tap the attachment.
Tap Share or the download icon.
Choose Save to Files.
Sign it in the Files app, then attach it to your reply.

From Google Drive or Dropbox

Open the PDF in the app.
Tap the three dots, then Open in or Send a copy.
Choose Save to Files.
Sign in to the Files app, then upload or share the signed copy.

From Safari

Opened a PDF from a website? Tap Share, then choose Markup. Sign it, tap Done, and save it to Files.

Method 4: How to sign a PDF online on iPhone with FlarePDF

If you’d rather not use Markup, or you need to sign on a shared device, use FlarePDF free Sign PDF tool in Safari. There’s nothing to download and no account to create.

Open Sign PDF in Safari on your iPhone or iPad.
Upload the PDF from your Files app and confirm the tool works in mobile Safari]
Create your signature by drawing, typing, or uploading it using the available signature methods on mobile]
Place the signature on the right line and resize it.
Apply the signature.
Download the signed PDF and save it to Files.

Pro tip: An online tool is handy when someone else’s iPhone or iPad is set up with their own saved signatures. You won’t mix yours up with theirs.

How to sign a PDF on iPad (with or without Apple Pencil)

Signing on iPad works the same way as on iPhone, through Markup in the Files or Mail app. The bigger screen just makes it easier.

With Apple Pencil
Open the PDF in Files and tap Markup.
Tap plus (+), then Add Signature.
Sign with your Apple Pencil for a smooth, natural result.
Tap Done and drag the signature into place.
Pro tip: With Apple Pencil, you can also write directly on the page with the pen tool. That’s useful for initials or short handwritten notes next to your signature.

Without Apple Pencil
Use your finger exactly as you would on iPhone. Signing in landscape mode gives you more room.

The official iPad User Guide covers Markup tools in more detail.

How to fill and sign a PDF form on iPhone
Many forms need your name, a date and other details before you sign.

Open the form in Files and tap Markup.
Tap plus (+) and choose Text.
Tap the text box, choose Edit, and type your name.
Drag the box into place. Tap the Aa button to change the font size.
Add another text box for the date.
Tap plus (+), then Add Signature, and sign.
Tap Done to save.
On recent versions of iOS, your iPhone may detect form fields automatically and let you tap straight into them form detection and AutoFill on the current iOS version]

If you need to change printed text before signing, use the free PDF Editor.

Is a signature added on iPhone legally binding?
In most countries, yes, for everyday documents such as offer letters, leases, NDAs and invoices. A signature added with Markup or an online tool is an electronic signature.

Some documents need more. That includes certain government filings, tenders, wills or property deeds, which may require a certificate-based digital signature or a handwritten one. Learn the difference in our guide to electronic signature vs digital signature.

Quick note: This is general information, not legal advice. If a document is important, check what the receiving organization accepts.

Why can’t I sign a PDF on my iPhone?
Most signing problems come from where the PDF is opened. Here are the common issues and their fixes.

The Markup button is missing
The app you’re using may not support Markup. Tap Share, choose Save to Files, and open the PDF in the Files app.

The signature didn’t save
Make sure you tapped Done in the top corner after placing the signature. If you exit without tapping Done, your changes may be lost.

The signature is too big or in the wrong place
Tap the signature to select it. Drag it to move it, and pull the corner handles to resize it.

The PDF is password-protected
You’ll need the password to open it. Some protected PDFs also block annotations. Ask the sender for an unlocked copy.

The signed file is too big to send
If an email or portal rejects your signed PDF, shrink it with Compress PDF. For strict limits, read how to compress a PDF to 200KB or 100KB.

Paper form? Scan it, then sign it
If you only have a paper copy, turn it into a PDF first.

Scan the page with your iPhone. Our guide on how to scan documents on iPhone shows you how, using the Notes or Files app.
Open the scanned PDF in Files.
Sign it with Markup.
You can also use Scan to PDF. If you’ve taken photos of the pages instead, combine them with JPG to PDF.

Key features and benefits of FlarePDF Sign PDF
Free to use: every FlarePDF tool costs nothing.
No account or login: open the tool and start signing.
No app download: use it straight from Safari.
Simple steps: upload, sign, place and download.
Related tools in one place: compress, merge, split and edit on the same site.
Signature options: draw, type and/or upload]
File handling: file size limit, where files are processed and when they’re deleted]
Why choose FlarePDF on iPhone and iPad?
Markup is excellent for quick signatures. FlarePDF helps when you need the next steps too. You might need to send only the signed page, combine it with other documents, or shrink the file for a portal.

It all happens in Safari without installing anything or creating an account. For details on how uploads are handled, see the FlarePDF privacy page.

Tips and common mistakes
Read before you sign. Scroll through every page, not just the signature line.
Keep the original. Duplicate the PDF in Files before signing, in case you make a mistake.
Sign in landscape mode. It gives you a cleaner, more natural signature.
Tap Done every time. It’s the most common reason signatures don’t save.
Rename the signed copy. “Lease_Signed_Oct2026.pdf” is easier to find later.
Send only what’s needed. Use Split PDF to send just the signed page, or read how to separate pages in a PDF.
Protect your signature. Don’t send a clean image of your signature to people you don’t trust.
Real-world examples
A graduate in Islamabad receives a job offer by email while travelling. She opens it in the Mail app, signs with Markup and taps Reply. It’s done in under two minutes.

A tenant in Dubai gets a tenancy agreement on WhatsApp. He saves it to Files, signs it, and sends the signed PDF back in the same chat.

A parent in Manchester receives a school trip permission form. She adds her child’s name and the date with text boxes, signs it and emails it back.

A freelance designer in Bengaluru signs client contracts on her iPad with Apple Pencil. Then she merges them with her invoice using Merge PDF and sends one file.

Related PDF tools you may need
Sign on any device: use Sign PDF.
Signing a contract? Read how to sign a PDF contract online.
On a Mac? See how to edit a PDF on Mac for free, which covers Preview signatures.
Combine signed pages: read how to combine multiple PDFs into one.
Every tool in one place: browse the free PDF tools guide.
Apple’s iPhone User Guide also explains Markup and the Files app.

Frequently Asked Questions
How do I sign a PDF on my iPhone?
Open the PDF in the Files app and tap the Markup icon. Tap the plus button, choose Add Signature, draw your signature with your finger and tap Done. Drag it onto the signature line, resize it, then tap Done to save.

How do I sign a PDF on iPhone without an app?
Use the built-in Markup tool in the Files or Mail app, which comes with every iPhone. You can also sign online by opening a free tool like FlarePDF Sign PDF in Safari, with no app download or account.

How do I sign a PDF from an email on iPhone?
Open the email in the Mail app, tap the PDF attachment, then tap the Markup icon. Add your signature, tap Done, and choose Reply or Reply All. Your signed PDF is attached to the reply automatically.

How do I sign a PDF on iPad with Apple Pencil?
Open the PDF in Files, tap Markup, then tap the plus button and choose Add Signature. Sign with your Apple Pencil for a smoother result, tap Done, and drag the signature into place on the page.

Where is Markup on iPhone?
Markup appears as a pen tip icon, usually at the top or bottom of the screen when you open a PDF in Files, Mail, or Photos. If you cannot see it, save the PDF to the Files app first and open it there.

How do I delete a saved signature on iPhone?
In Markup, tap the plus button, then Add Signature. Choose Add or Remove Signature, tap the red minus next to the signature you want to remove, and confirm. You can then create a new one.

Is a signature added with Markup legally binding?
In most countries, yes, for everyday documents like offer letters, leases and NDAs. It counts as an electronic signature. Some documents, such as wills or certain government filings, may need a digital or handwritten signature instead.

Can I sign a PDF on iPhone for free?
Yes. Markup is free and built into every iPhone and iPad, and FlarePDF Sign PDF is free online with no account. Both let you add a drawn signature and save or share the signed PDF.

Conclusion
Now you know how to sign a PDF on iPhone and iPad. Use Markup in the Files app for most documents, and the Mail app to sign and reply in one go. For PDFs from WhatsApp or Gmail, save them to Files first. Sign online in Safari when you’re on a shared device. Always tap Done, and rename your signed copy.

Ready to sign? Try Sign PDF free now. No sign-up, no login.

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Drag the signature onto the signature line, use the corners to resize it, then tap Done to save.

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