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You got an email with a PDF. They want it signed and sent back. You can do all of it on your iPhone.
Short answer
You can sign it right on your iPhone. You do not need a printer. Open the PDF from the email, sign it with your finger, and send it back as a reply. The iPhone's built-in tool can do this for a simple form. eSign PDF makes sure the other person can see your signature. It costs $59.99 one-time (US) and needs no account.
OPEN · SIGN · SEND
See how it works on your iPhone.
Choose it from Mail or Files.
Add your signature and fill in the details.
Share a finished PDF they can open.
Tap the PDF in your email. Then tap the Share button (the square with the arrow) and choose eSign PDF.
Draw your signature with your finger. Drag it onto the line where it says to sign. Add the date if the form asks for it.
Tap Share and choose Mail. Reply to the person who sent it, with the signed PDF attached.
Sometimes you sign, send it, and the other person says the signature line is blank. This happens when they open it on some Windows computers or Android phones. They do not always show a signature added with the iPhone's built-in tool.
eSign PDF locks the signature into the page before you send it (this is called flattening). Then it shows up on any computer or phone.
The free way
Your iPhone already has a tool called Markup. Tap the PDF in your email, tap the pen icon, tap +, then Add Signature. For a simple one-page form going to someone with an iPhone or Mac, that is often enough. Our guide on how to sign a PDF on iPhone shows each tap.
The easier way
eSign PDF lets you sign, date, and send back a PDF so it shows up on any device. $59.99 one-time (US). No account. Nothing is uploaded. Your file stays on your iPhone.
Usually no. You can sign the PDF on your iPhone and send it back. If the sender asks for ink on paper, do what they ask.
Tap the Share button and choose Mail. Reply to the original email so the signed PDF goes back to the right person.
Their computer probably did not show the signature added by the iPhone's built-in tool. Send a version where the signature is locked into the page, which eSign PDF does for you.
$59.99 one-time (US). Other plans and local prices are in the App Store.
Sign, fill and flatten PDFs on iPhone. No account. $59.99 one-time (US).
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How to sign a PDF on iPhone
PDF in Mail → sign → flatten → send back. Free Markup route and when it breaks.
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Is Apple Markup enough to sign a PDF, or do I need an app?
When free Markup is enough, when signatures vanish on Windows, and when an app is worth it.

