Add Signature to PDF (.NET Core/Framework)
Adding Signature to PDF using DynamicPDF Core Suite is straightforward.
How to Add Signature to PDF in C#
The following steps and sample code illustrates adding Signature to PDF document using the Generator product.
Steps for Adding Signature to a PDF Document
- Create a
Document
object. - Create a
Page
object and set the PageSize to Letter in the constructor. - Create a
Signature
object and set the properties. - Add the Signature instance to the Page instance.
- Add the Page instance to the Document instance.
- Save the PDF document.
Sample Code - C#
Document document = new Document();
Page page = new Page(PageSize.Letter);
Signature signature = new Signature("MySigField", 10, 10, 300, 100);
OpenTypeFont font = new OpenTypeFont("fontname");
signature.Font = font;
signature.FullPanel.SetImage(@"MyImage.gif");
signature.LeftPanel.TextColor = RgbColor.Red;
page.Elements.Add(signature);
document.Draw(@"Output.pdf");
Over 75 Page Elements
DynamicPDF Generator contains over 75 page elements so you can add rich content to the PDFs you create:
- Images
- Text Objects (TextArea and Label)
- HTML
- Barcodes (47 types)
- Form Fields
- Charts
Getting Started
NuGet Package
DynamicPDF Core Suite is available on NuGet and is part of the ceTe.DynamicPDF.CoreSuite.NET
package. The easiest way to install the package is through the Visual Studio Package Manager. You can also download the package directly from NuGet.
DynamicPDF Core Suite Information
More information can be found on the DynamicPDF Core Suite webpage.
Available on Other Platforms
DynamicPDF Core Suite is available for the Java and COM/ActiveX platforms. Refer to the respective product pages for more details.
- Java - DynamicPDF Generator for Java
- COM/ActiveX - DynamicPDF Generator for COM/ActiveX