The Batch PDF Signing Utility is a powerful, client-side browser tool that enables users to sign multiple PDF documents at once with a single signature PNG — perfect for freelancers, consultants, legal professionals, small business owners, and remote workers in Pakistan who handle high volumes of contracts, invoices, delivery receipts, reports, or client approvals. Instead of signing each PDF individually in tools like Adobe Acrobat or online services, this utility processes batches of PDFs, adds your transparent signature to a fixed position on the last page of each (bottom-right by default), and exports them as a downloadable ZIP file — saving hours of repetitive work while maintaining document integrity.
Upload multiple PDF files (use Ctrl/Shift to select several) and your signature PNG (transparent background strongly recommended). The tool lists the uploaded PDFs for review. Click "Sign & Download Batch as ZIP" to automatically sign each PDF by embedding the signature image layer on the final page. The resulting signed PDFs are bundled into a single ZIP file for easy download and sharing via WhatsApp, email, or cloud storage. All processing happens locally in your browser using PDF.js for rendering and jsPDF for export — no files are uploaded to any server, no data is stored or tracked, ensuring complete privacy for sensitive business or client documents.
This tool is especially valuable in Pakistan’s busy freelance and SME ecosystem where batch processing is common for monthly invoices, client contracts, or delivery batches. It works on mobile with responsive design, though desktop is recommended for large batches due to memory limits. The fixed signature position keeps it simple and consistent; for custom placement, use the single PDF signing tool. No installation, no subscription — just fast batch signing at zero cost.
Use it daily to streamline workflows, reduce errors from manual signing, boost productivity for repetitive tasks, and keep full control over your documents — free, secure, offline-capable after loading, and always ready in your browser. (Word count ≈ 302)