SignPe, your one-stop eSignature solution, streamlines the signing process for agreements and contracts. But what kind of documents can you sign with SignPe? This post explores the document formats SignPe supports to ensure a smooth and secure eSigning experience.


Signing Easily With Multiple Formats


SignPe caters to your needs by supporting a variety of widely used document formats:

  • Portable Document Format (PDF): The champion of eSignatures, PDFs offer a reliable and secure way to share and sign documents. Whether it's your school project or an important contract, SignPe can handle PDFs like a champ.

  • Microsoft Word (.docx): Many contracts and agreements are created in Word. SignPe's compatibility with .docx files allows for seamless transfer and signing of these documents.

  • Image formats (.jpg, jpeg, .png, Heic): These are image files similar to the pictures you take with your phone. With SignPe, you can even add your signature to JPGs, PNGs, and other formats to make them official. Whether it's a photo or a graphic, sign it with ease.


So there you have it! With SignPe, you can sign all kinds of documents, from PDFs to JPGs to PNGs. Say goodbye to the hassle of printing and scanning—SignPe has everything you need to sign digitally and efficiently. 


Why PDF is best for eSignatures?

SignPe prefers using PDFs for signing documents. Now, why do we love PDFs? Here are a couple of reasons:


  1. Easy to See: PDFs are like magic—they keep everything looking the same no matter where you open them. So, if your teacher sends you a PDF of your homework, it'll look exactly how they made it, with all the words and pictures in the right place.
  2. Works Everywhere: PDFs are super friendly, whether using your phone, tablet, or computer. You don't need special software to open them. Just click, and you're in!
  3. Perfect for Signing: When using SignPe to sign a PDF, you know it will look just right. Your signature will fit perfectly, keeping the document neat.


Try it out today and see how easy signing can be!