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Sign a PDF document in the kDrive web app

Update 08/13/2026

This guide explains how to sign a file in PDF format on the kDrive web app (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive). Refer to this other guide if you are looking for information on other options when editing this type of document.

 

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Introduction

  • The kDrive web app natively integrates an editor that allows you to digitally sign a PDF document.
  • A user's signatures are personal and can only be used by that user on all kDrive accounts to which they have access.
  • Your files are never analyzed and are exclusively stored in Switzerland.

 

Create and add your signature to a PDF

To access kDrive and manage PDF document signatures:

  1. Click here to access the kDrive web app (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive).
  2. Open the PDF document in question:
  3. Click on the Edit button at the top of the document to access the file editor:
  4. Click on the Signature icon in the toolbar:
  5. Click on Add a signature.
  6. Choose the signature creation method:
    1. Draw freehand with the mouse.
    2. Type text and choose a handwriting font (example below).
    3. Import an image (e.g., a scan of your handwritten signature) from your device.
  7. Type the desired text for the signature and click the Aa button to choose a handwriting style.
  8. Click on Save:
  9. Once a signature has been created, simply click the Signature icon again from any PDF to display your created signatures.
  10. Click on the signature to insert it seamlessly into the document.
    • Once inserted, alternative text can be added to improve the document's accessibility:
  11. The signature can be moved and resized as desired.
  12. Once finished, to save, click the button in the top right corner, then choose whether to create a copy of the modified document or overwrite the existing file:

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