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Digitally Sign PDF≈

Digitally sign a PDF with a PKCS#12 certificate through the OneKit CLI. A certificate and its password are required.

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Or use this tool in the OneKit CLI.

The CLI prepares the required dependencies and models on first use.

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How to use Digitally Sign PDF

Install the OneKit CLI on Windows, macOS or Linux.
Run onekit doctor pdf-sign to check the Python packages and external engines required by this tool.
Use onekit run pdf-sign with your PDF, an output destination and the required tool options. Dependencies are prepared automatically on first use.

onekit doctor pdf-sign

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Formats and requirements

Input formats: PDF
Output: PDF
Availability: OneKit CLI; available in the CLI
Files per operation: 1

What to expect

Repair is best effort. Editing adds text overlays. Signing requires a PKCS#12 certificate.

Does this tool run in the browser?

This tool currently runs through the local OneKit CLI. The browser version is in development. Install its required packages or external engines before processing your files.

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