How to add a signature to PDF on Mac?

Using the Preview tool. Specifically? How to add a signature to a PDF on Mac? Below you will find instructions and a description of the steps. But let’s start with some introductory information. It is worth knowing that  Preview has a built-in option to add a signature and you should use it to sign PDF documents on Mac. How to add a signature to a PDF on Mac? You should have it prepared in the form of an image. Of course, there is a downside – you can’t paste an image into a PDF file by default in Preview. However, there is a way to get around this problem, quickly and easily.

How to add asSignature to PDF on Mac? - INSTRUCTIONS

How to add a signature to PDF on Mac?
  1. In Finder, open the folder where you have your image signature.
  2. Right-click the image and then select Open With > Preview from the menu.
  3. Now use the keyboard shortcut Command+C to copy the image with the caption.
  4. Now press Command+V to paste the image – a new copy of the image will paste at the cursor position or cover the original image.
  5. The pasted image with the signature is an object that can be pasted into the PDF file if we copy it again.  So copy this “image object” by pressing Command+C
  6. The “object version” of the image is now stored on your computer’s clipboard.
  7. You can close Preview, displaying the original image file.
  8. Then, in Finder, locate the PDF file you want to paste the signature into.
  9. Right-click on the PDF file and select Open With > Preview from the menu.
  10. In the Preview window, scroll to the place in the PDF where you want to add the image.
  11. Press Command+V and paste the copied image.
  12. Now use the handles around the pasted image to change its position and size in the PDF document.

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