Description
Image upload signatures are digital representations of your actual handwritten signature. By uploading an image of your signature to DocuSign, you can sign documents in a more personalized and visually recognizable manner. Why Use Image Upload Signatures? Authenticity: It adds a personal touch and maintains consistency with your traditional handwritten signature. Recognition: A familiar signature can be reassuring to recipients and offers a sense of identity. Convenience: Saves time and effort, as you can use your image signature for multiple documents without needing to sign each one manually. How to Create an Image Upload Signature in DocuSign Prepare Your Signature Image Sign your name on a blank piece of paper using a dark pen. Scan or take a high-quality photo of your signature. Crop the image to focus on your signature and save it as a standard image file (e.g., PNG or JPEG). Log in to DocuSign Access your DocuSign account through the website or app. If you don't have an account, you can sign up for one. Go to Your Profile In your account settings, navigate to your profile settings. Look for options related to signatures and click on the appropriate link. Upload Your Signature Select the option to create a new signature. Choose the image upload option and follow the prompts to upload your signature image. Adjust the image size if needed and confirm the upload. Set as Default Signature Once your signature image is uploaded, you can set it as your default signature for future documents. This allows you to easily apply your signature to documents without having to repeat the upload process. Use Your Image Signature When signing documents, select your image signature from the options provided. Place the signature in the appropriate location on the document. Once satisfied, complete the signing process as usual. Best Practices for Using Image Upload Signatures Security: Keep your DocuSign account secure with strong passwords and two-factor authentication.
Why Use Image Upload Signatures
