Contract Initials PDF
Initial every page of a contract in one click, plus a signature on the last page.
Upload a multi-page contract, type your initials, click 'Initial every page', then place your signature on the final page. The same engine that powers our PDF Signer, framed for long contracts where every page needs initials.
How it works
- Upload the contract PDF.
- Type or draw your initials and click 'Initial every page' to stamp them on all pages at once.
- Add your full signature on the last page, then unlock the result and download the initialled PDF.
Use cases
- Initial every page of a rental lease before sending it back.
- Initial each page of a freelance contract or NDA.
- Initial every page of an employment offer letter.
- Initial every page of a real estate purchase agreement.
Frequently asked questions
Will my initials appear on every page automatically?
Yes. Click 'Initial every page' once and your initials are placed in the bottom-right corner of every page. You can drag any individual stamp to fine-tune the position.
Can I still add a full signature on the last page?
Yes. Use 'Add signature' on the page you want and place it where you need. Initials on every page and a signature on the last page is the most common pattern for contracts.
Can I use a drawn signature instead of typed initials?
Yes. Switch to 'Drawn' mode for initials and draw them with your finger or mouse, then click 'Initial every page' and the drawn initials get stamped on every page.
Will the original PDF text stay searchable?
Yes. We stamp initials and signatures on top of the existing PDF without rasterising the page, so the underlying text stays selectable and searchable.
How long is the signed contract kept?
Your input PDF and the initialled output PDF are both auto-deleted after 7 days. You can re-download the result during that window using the secure link emailed to you.
Related tools
- PDF Signer: Sign any PDF online by typing or drawing your signature.
- PDF Compressor: Shrink heavy PDFs to fit email and upload limits, with text still searchable.
