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E-Signature Requests

Send a PDF out for signature - the people signing need no account, and it comes back to you signed.

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First 1 free, then 3 credits per signer

Free account, takes 30 seconds. Add your file below to see how it works — you'll just need to sign up (free) before the conversion actually runs. Rotate and Reorder never cost credits; every other tool gives you 1 free run a day.

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You send the link, they sign - no account, no app to install on their side, and the completed PDF lands back in your dashboard.

Getting a document signed usually means printing it, signing it by hand, scanning it back in, or paying for a full e-signature platform just to collect one signature. E-Signature Requests sends a PDF to up to 10 people by email, each of whom opens a link and signs online - no account needed on their end - and the signed document comes back to you automatically.

How E-Signature Requests works

  1. Upload the PDF you need signed and add up to 10 recipients by email.
  2. Each recipient gets an email with a private link - no sign-up required for them.
  3. As each person signs, you're notified; once everyone has signed, download the completed PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Do the people I send it to need an account?

No. Only you (the sender) need a LoveByPDF account - anyone you send the request to signs through their own private link with no sign-up at all.

How long do recipients have to sign?

Each signature request is open for a limited signing window from the moment you send it, shown on the request itself - so it suits a document you need signed promptly rather than an open-ended request sent weeks in advance.

Is the first request really free?

Yes - your first signature request is free for a single recipient. Requests with more recipients, or after that, are charged per recipient, shown before you send.

What happens to the signed document afterward?

Unlike a plain conversion (auto-deleted quickly), a completed signature request's file is kept so you can come back and download the fully signed PDF whenever you need it.

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