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Sign PDF - Image Signature for Make

PDF4me Sign PDF module delivers automated image-based signature application to PDF documents within Make scenarios with precise positioning and transparency control. This professional signing service applies signature images, handwritten signature scans, authorized stamps, and approval marks—enabling automated document signing, approval workflows, authorization marking, and signature distribution workflows across cloud storage platforms and business applications.

Authenticating Your API Request

To access the PDF4me Web API through Make, every request must include proper authentication credentials. Authentication ensures secure communication and validates your identity as an authorized user, enabling seamless integration between your Make scenarios and PDF4me's powerful signature services.

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Key Features

  • Image Signature: Apply signature image files to PDFs
  • Position Control: Precise placement with alignment and margins
  • Multi-Page Signing: Sign specific pages or all pages
  • Transparency Control: Adjust signature opacity and transparency
  • Batch Signing: Sign multiple documents with iterator modules

Parameters

Complete list of parameters for the Sign PDF module. Configure these parameters to control signature application.

Important: Parameters marked with an asterisk (***) are required and must be provided for the module to function correctly.

ParameterTypeDescriptionExample
PDF File Name***StringSource PDF Filename
• Specify filename with .pdf extension
• Map from previous module output
• Document to receive signature
• Supports dynamic naming
contract.pdf
PDF File***BufferPDF File Content
• Map PDF file buffer from previous module
• Source from Dropbox, Google Drive, HTTP
• Binary PDF to sign
• Contract, agreement, or document
[PDF Buffer]
Image Name***StringSignature Image Filename
• Filename of signature image
• PNG recommended for transparency
• Used for identification
• Supports dynamic naming
signature.png
Image File***BufferSignature Image Content
• Map signature image buffer
• Scanned or digital signature image
• Binary image data (PNG, JPG)
• Transparent background recommended
[Signature Image]
Horizontal Alignment***StringHorizontal Position
• Left - Align to left edge
• Center - Center horizontally
• Right - Align to right edge
• Combined with horizontal margin
Right
Vertical alignment***StringVertical Position
• Top - Align to top edge
• Middle - Center vertically
• Bottom - Align to bottom edge
• Combined with vertical margin
Bottom
Image Width in MM***IntegerSignature Width
• Width in millimeters (max 500mm)
• 0 = auto-size based on height
• Controls signature horizontal size
• Typical: 40-60mm for signatures
50
Image Height in MM***IntegerSignature Height
• Height in millimeters (max 500mm)
• 0 = auto-size based on width
• Controls signature vertical size
• Maintain aspect ratio
20
Horizontal Margin in MM***StringHorizontal Offset
• Distance from edge in millimeters
• Creates gap from page edge
• Ignored if Center alignment
• Fine-tune exact position
15
Vertical Margin in MM***StringVertical Offset
• Distance from edge in millimeters
• Creates gap from page edge
• Ignored if Middle alignment
• Prevent overlap with content
15
Pages***StringTarget Pages
• Page numbers or text values
• Numbers: "1", "1,2,3" or ranges "1-5"
• Text: "first", "last", "all"
• Specify where signature appears
last
Transparency***IntegerSignature Opacity
• Range from 0 (transparent) to 100 (opaque)
• 0 = maximum transparency
• 100 = completely opaque
• Typical: 100 for signatures
100

Output

The PDF4me Sign PDF module returns comprehensive output data for seamless Make scenario integration:

Table View

Response data in a structured table format:

ParameterTypeDescription
NameStringOutput PDF filename with signature
Doc DataBufferSigned PDF in Base64/Buffer format

Scenario Examples

The PDF4me Sign PDF module in Make provides comprehensive scenario templates for signature automation:

Automated Document Approval Signature Scenario

Transform your approvals with automated signature application:

Complete Scenario Steps:

  1. Trigger: Document approved in approval system
  2. Get Approved Document: Download document requiring signature
  3. Get Approver Signature: Retrieve approver signature image
  4. Apply Signature: Insert signature on last page bottom right
  5. Add Approval Date: Include approval timestamp
  6. Upload Signed: Save to approved documents folder
  7. Email Stakeholders: Send signed approval to requester
  8. Update System: Mark document as signed and approved

Business Benefits:

  • Signs 150+ approvals monthly automatically
  • Provides visual approval confirmation with signature
  • Eliminates manual signature application process
  • Maintains professional approval documentation

Industry Use Cases & Applications

  • Contract Signing: Apply signature images to agreements
  • Authorization Documents: Sign authorization forms
  • Legal Letters: Add signatures to legal correspondence
  • Approval Documents: Sign approval and consent forms

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