Initial every page without the hand cramp
Contracts and leases often need your initials on every page and a full signature at the end. Create your initials once, click them onto each page, sign the last page and download. Free to try; download from €2.99 a month.
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- 1Open the PDFDrop the contract here — it stays in your browser.
- 2Place your initialsCreate your initials, then click them onto the corner of each page.
- 3Sign the last pageAdd your full signature and date, then download.
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Why initial each page?
Proves you saw every page
Initials show you read and accepted each page, not just the last one.
Stops page swapping
Nobody can quietly replace a page in the middle.
Standard in many contracts
Leases, loan documents and property contracts often require it.
How initialing works
Three steps, however long the document.
1
Open the PDF
Drop the contract here — it stays in your browser.
2
Place your initials
Create your initials, then click them onto the corner of each page.
3
Sign the last page
Add your full signature and date, then download.
Initials vs. signature
Your initials are usually the first letter of your first and last name, written by hand. They confirm pages and changes; your full signature confirms the whole agreement. Keep your initials consistent across the document.
If a contract has handwritten changes, the custom is for every party to initial next to each change.
Initialing questions
- Where do initials go?
- Usually the bottom right corner of each page, or wherever the document has an 'Initials' box.
- Can I type my initials?
- Yes — type them in a handwriting font or draw them with your mouse or finger.
- Do I initial the signature page?
- Normally you sign it in full; some documents ask for both.
- What does it cost?
- Free to try. Downloading your signed PDF costs €2.99 a month or €24.99 a year, and you can cancel anytime.