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How to Sign PDFs in Adobe Acrobat Reader on iPhone and Mac

By Matthew Lynch
May 9, 2023
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Signing PDFs is an important task for professionals as well as for personal use. Many people prefer to do it electronically than manually. Adobe Acrobat Reader is one of the most popular software used for PDF editing, and it provides features to sign PDFs.

Signing a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader on the iPhone or Mac is much easier with the latest update of Adobe Acrobat Reader. In this article, we will guide you through the process of how to sign PDFs in Adobe Acrobat Reader on iPhone and Mac.

Steps to sign PDFs on iPhone:

1. Open Adobe Acrobat Reader on your iPhone or iPad.

2. Open the PDF you want to sign.

3. Tap on the “pen icon” shown on the top right-hand side of the screen.

4. Select “Fill & Sign” from the dropdown menu.

5. The “Fill & Sign” tool will open, showing various annotation tools like Text, Signature, Date, and Checkmark. Tap on the “Signature” tool to create a signature.

6. You can choose between three options: Type, Draw, and Image. Tap on the option you prefer.

7. If you select “Type,” enter your name and choose the style.

8. If you select “Draw,” draw your signature using your finger.

9. If you select “Image,” import the image of your signature from your device.

10. After creating your signature, adjust it, and tap on “Done.”

11. Tap on the area where you want to place your signature. You can also use the Annotation Tools to adjust the size and position of the signature.

12. Save the PDF by tapping on “Done.”

Steps to sign PDFs on Mac:

1. Open the PDF you want to sign on your Mac.

2. Click on “Tools” on the taskbar and select “Fill & Sign.”

3. The “Fill & Sign” tool will open, showing various annotation tools like Text, Signature, Date and Checkmark. Click on “Sign” to create a signature.

4. You can choose between three options: Type, Draw, and Image.

5. If you select “Type”, enter your name and choose the style.

6. If you select “Draw”, draw your signature using your mouse.

7. If you select “Image”, import the image of your signature from your device.

8. After creating your signature, adjust it, and click on “Apply.”

9. Click on the area where you want to place your signature.

10. Click on “File” on the taskbar and select “Save.”

In conclusion, Adobe Acrobat Reader provides a quick and easy solution to sign PDFs on both iPhone and Mac. With the above-given steps, you can sign PDFs efficiently and effectively. Sign PDFs digitally and save your time and effort.   

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