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Simple. Fast. Secure. DocuSign nearly every agreement with just a few clicks on your mobile device.

«Incredible! My favorite app of all time! Thank you for creating such an easy and intuitive experience for signing documents.»

Steve Soelberg

From start to finish in minutes!

The DocuSign electronic signature app provides consumers and professionals with a simple way to electronically sign and return documents from almost anywhere in the world, using practically any device.

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Conduct business securely and efficiently from almost anywhere in the world, using practically any device.

«Using DocuSign has made me 100% paperless and gives me an extra day per week.»

Sean Moore
REMAX — Boone Realty

It’s your business. Only faster and more secure.

DocuSign’s mobile app empowers professionals to get work done faster, without being tied to the office. Prepare and send documents for signature and payment collection, complete in-person signing, and get instant visibility into your document status directly from your smartphone or tablet using our electronic signature app.

Made for Enterprise

Empower your workforce for success and delight your customers.

«DocuSign gives Sales Reps the ability to meet with a customer, draw up a proposal and contract right there, and then sign on the tablet in just one meeting.»

Terry Connell
Senior Vice President of Comcast

Accelerate your business. Engage your customers with an eSignature app for practically any device.

With DocuSign, employees can securely send, sign and manage nearly every agreement from almost anywhere in the world. Your customers can quickly and easily complete transactions from their smartphone or tablet. DocuSign offers online signature apps native to every major mobile platform.

Made for Developers

Harness the power of the world’s most trusted eSignature and digital transaction management solution in your mobile app.

«Customers will love the ability to manage digital transactions and get documents electronically signed with our mobile app build using the Docusign mobile SDK»

Santosh Khare,
CEO of Touchbase

Integrate DocuSign into your app. Delight your customers. It’s that simple.

Enable your users to complete contracts, open accounts, set up and confirm deliveries, and finish employment forms in minutes directly from your app. Integrating DocuSign’s easy-to-use, secure capabilities into your apps with the DocuSign Mobile SDK is fast and simple.

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What people are saying about the DocuSign mobile app

«This app is amazing. Places fields, recognizes forms, and let’s you import and sign anything from anywhere — anytime! I’m a DocuSign addict.»

«App is intuitive, so you don’t need to read a bunch of instructions to use it. Just download and start signing documents! Very cool!»

Galena N — 7/14/2016

«Needed a few documents signed right away. This app made it tremendously easy without hiccups. I wholeheartedly recommend this app.»

«This app is brilliant! I added my signature easily and added my signature to my Word doc in seconds. The interface is intuitive. Great work!»

Brendan R — 6/29/2016

«Saves me the hassle of having to print out a document, sign it, rescan, and send. It can all be done quickly and easily on this app.»

Jennifer C — 7/22/2016

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Mobile App FAQ

Can I use the mobile electronic signature app with my existing DocuSign account?

Yes, download the DocuSign Mobile app and log in with the same username and password used when logging in from the web. All your documents and activities will sync across all your devices into one centralized DocuSign account.

Do I need to have a DocuSign account to use the mobile app?

Yes, you can download the mobile app and create a free DocuSign account directly within the app to get started. Signing is always free and you can send three free signature requests with your free account. Download the app today!

Is the DocuSign mobile app free?

Yes, the DocuSign mobile eSignature app is free to download. Current customers can log in with the same email and password to access to their account. New customers can sign up for a free account directly within the app.

Can I make payments from a mobile device?

Yes, with DocuSign Payments, you can electronically sign and pay in one step, from any mobile device, using a major credit card or familiar payment methods like Apple Pay and Android Pay via Stripe. You can also request payments from others.

Do my customers need to download the mobile app to sign?

No, the mobile app is not required for your customers to sign and return documents. However, downloading DocuSign’s online signature app offers additional features with a free account, including push notifications when a document is waiting for signature, centralized storage for all their completed documents, native signing experiences and more.

On what devices does the mobile eSignature app work?

DocuSign has a full suite of mobile apps available on iPad, iPhone, Android devices, Windows 8, Windows 10 and Windows Phone devices.

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How to sign a PDF on your Android phone or tablet, without having to print or scan

In our digital world, it’s ironic that PDFs can so often force us back into the real world.

All too often, when you need to sign a PDF, you’re forced to physically print out the file, sign it with a pen, and scan it back onto your computer again. It’s a waste of time, paper, and ink.

Luckily, in recent years a whole host of PDF signing apps have hit the scene, which let you easily sign PDF documents right from your devices.

And if you own an Android phone or tablet, one of the best signing apps — Adobe Reader — is available for free.

Here’s how to use Adobe Reader to sign a PDF on your Android devices.

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How to sign a PDF on your Android device

1. Download the Adobe Reader app from your device’s Google Play Store. The app is free, and won’t take up much space.

2. Once the app is downloaded, open it and go through the initial setup. When it’s ready, open your PDF in the app. You can do this most easily by going directly to the PDF file and selecting Adobe Reader as the program to open it.

3. Tap the pen icon at the bottom right of the app screen, then tap «Fill & Sign?»

4. Tap the fountain pen tip icon, then tap «Create Signature»

5. Sign with your finger in the «Sign Here» area, then tap «Done.»

6. Tap the fountain pen icon again, then tap the signature you just created.

7. Tap anywhere on the PDF to place the signature. Tap and hold your finger down on the signature, and then drag it to where you’d like it permanently set.

Now tap the check mark at the top-left corner and you’re done. The PDF can then be exported via email, text, and more.

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Top 5 Apps to Sign Doc­u­ments on iOS and Android

Parth Shah

19 Mar 2020

Ever faced a situation when you had to sign a document or a rent agreement quickly? The normal procedure takes you to print the document, sign it, scan the paper, and then share it with the other person. It’s a complex and time-consuming process. What if we can get the whole thing done under a minute on mobile? Thankfully, there are a handful of reputed apps to sign documents on iOS and Android.

Samsung Galaxy Note users can always use the built-in tools to sign a document using the S-pen. But what about other Android and iPhone users? Both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store are filled with apps that let you sign documents on the fly.

We have hand-picked top five iOS and Android apps to sign PDFs and documents. In this post, we are going to talk about its features, signature customization (size, color, thickness), price, sharing, and more. Let’s get started.

1. Microsoft Office

Microsoft recently combined its productivity suite of apps, including Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Sticky Notes, Office Lens, and more under one solution called Microsoft Office. It’s the Swiss Army Knife of productivity tools.

The Office app is full of tips and tricks. Among them is the ability to Sign a PDF function. The add-on is free and doesn’t require an Office 365 subscription.

Open the Office app to get the Sign a PDF option under the actions menu. Open files from the device storage, OneDrive, or Dropbox, and select a place to put the sign.

A blank whiteboard will appear to add the signature. You can import a sign from the picture, store the signature, and even change its color to green or blue from the default black.

The documents get saved under the annotated section in the app. Microsoft Office is free to download.

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2. Adobe Fill & Sign

Adobe, another software giant, has released a dedicated Adobe Sign & Fill app for both iOS and Android. As the name suggests, users can sign the form as well as fill up the necessary details.

Tap on the blank screen, and one can add text, cross marks, bullet points, and more. To add a sign, select the pen option below and create a signature or import it from the image or camera. Unfortunately, you can’t change the color of the sign.

You can resize the signature. One can also create and store initials on the device. Overall, Adobe Fill & Sign is an excellent tool for filling out details and sign documents. And it’s completely free to use.

3. SignEasy

This one is for power users. SignEasy is preferable to those who frequently close deals and need signatures from clients. Tap on the ‘+’ icon at the upper left corner and import documents from Email, Photos, Files, or third-party cloud storage. Select the sign button, and you will see the true potential of the SignEasy app.

You can sign yourself, sign with another person, and even request a signature from another person in a different location. It’s useful for business partners who could be in different locations.

You can draw the signature, change its color and size, and drag it to a preferable location. Also, you can add date and text to the documents.

SignEasy provides a template function to store frequently used documents for future use. Other functions include biometric security, customized email footer, iCloud storage sync, and more.

The free version is limited to three documents. To use templates and other security features, one needs to pay $130/year, which unlocks the host of syncing and sharing capabilities.

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4. DocuSign

Before diving into the app, I have to say DocuSign provides the worst onboarding user experience. There is no sign up via Google, Facebook, or Apple.

Tap on the ‘+’ button and import file from local storage or third-party cloud storage. The app will ask if you need to sign or want others to add a signature. You can add the recipient’s name and email to share the doc.

In the document, select on any blank space, and a dialog box will pop out. One can add signature, initials, date, name, company, and even checkbox in the file. I like how DocuSign lets members decline a signature with the reason. It’s a nice touch.

The basic functions are free, but the advance sharing, templates, and security features come under the paid personal plan, which costs $9 per month. There are also dedicated plans for Real Estate and Business plans.

5. SignNow

I know UI doesn’t matter in these apps, but I have to say, SignNow has the best user interface among all the apps. The formula remains the same. Import document from device or cloud storage and tap on the empty field to add signature, initials, text, date, or checkmark.

While creating a sign, you can either use a fountain pen or highlighter. One can also change the color of the sign. The app asks you to invite others and share a direct link of a document with the app download source. You can also create templates for most used documents.

The app is free for up to three documents. After that, it will cost $90/year.

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Sign Docs on the Fly

As you can see from the list above, both Microsoft Office and Adobe Fill & Sign are free and solid offerings. The remaining three are paid, but they do provide extras such as biometric authentication, templates, advanced sharing, and more. Choose any one according to your needs. Also, share your experience of signing documents on iOS and Android in the comments section below.

Next up: In terms of doc scanner apps, both Adobe Scan and Microsoft Office Lens are capable offerings. Read the comparison below to find the perfect app for you.

Last updated on 19 Mar, 2020
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