Like me, you’ve probably had a PDF mailed to you that you need to sign. It’s a pain to print it, sign it, then scan it back into your email for returning. Thankfully, there’s a better way.
You can actually sign it right in Mail. Drag a PDF into the email you’re sending, hover over it. At the top right, and you’ll see a little button appear.
![Screen shot of file icon with markup arrow on a mac](https://eshop.macsales.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/SignPDF1.jpg)
Click the button, and you’ll be offered a range of Markup options, including one for signing documents.
![Screen shot of file icon with markup arrow on a mac](https://eshop.macsales.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/SignPDF2.jpg)
You can either add your signature by holding a signed piece of paper up to the webcam on your Mac. Or you can draw on your trackpad.
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For a little more detail on how to sign a PDF document on a Mac, check out this Rocket Yard post:
✍️ How to Sign a PDF Document on a Mac.
That’s cool ,
Thank you I like this news letter
It makes you aware that your Apple
Is must more friendly than you think
It’s new to me to sign a pdf as you describe here and I had to try out right away. So cool! Thx for info.