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How to Select a OneDrive Image for Adobe Acrobat Signature on iPad

Kushani NimanthikaKushani Nimanthika Oct 19, 2026 869 views

Question details

The user needs to select a signature image stored in OneDrive to sign a PDF using the Adobe Acrobat mobile app on an iPad.

How to Select a OneDrive Image for an Adobe Acrobat Mobile Signature
Product
Adobe Acrobat Mobile
Device & OS
iPadOS
Scenario
Adding an image-based signature to a PDF document on a mobile device.
Observed behavior
Adobe Acrobat on iPad only displays images from the iOS Photos library for signatures, preventing the direct selection of images stored in a linked OneDrive account.
Before you start

Ensure you have the Microsoft OneDrive app installed on your iPad and that you are logged into the account where your signature image is saved.

Solution 1Recommended

Download the Signature Image from OneDrive to iPad Photos

Since Acrobat defaults to the local iOS Photos library, downloading your OneDrive image directly to your device is the most reliable workaround.

While the desktop version of Adobe Acrobat supports browsing third-party cloud storage drives natively, the iPadOS mobile app restricts signature image imports to the Apple Photos library. To bypass this, you must temporarily save the file locally.

1
Locate image in OneDrive

Open the Microsoft OneDrive app on your iPad and navigate to the folder containing your signature image.

2
Download the file locally

Tap the three-dot menu icon next to the image file, select 'Share' or 'Save a Copy', and choose 'Save Image' to download it to your iPad's Photos app.

3
Open Fill & Sign in Acrobat

Launch Adobe Acrobat, open your PDF document, select the 'Fill & Sign' tool from the menu, and tap the signature icon.

4
Import the saved image

Choose the option to add an image and select your newly downloaded signature from your Photos library to place it on the PDF.

Alternative Save Location: You can also choose 'Save to Files' in step 2 if your version of Adobe Acrobat supports browsing the Apple Files app for image imports.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why can't I see OneDrive when adding an image signature in Acrobat for iPad?

Adobe Acrobat's mobile app currently limits the image source for signatures to the native iOS Photos library. Unlike the desktop version, it does not support direct integration with third-party cloud apps like OneDrive for this specific feature.

Will my Acrobat signature sync across all my devices?

Yes, if you are signed into your Adobe account, a signature created or imported on your iPad will typically sync via Adobe Document Cloud to your other devices, including your desktop computer.

How do I remove a saved signature in the Adobe Acrobat mobile app?

Open a PDF, tap the 'Fill & Sign' tool, and tap the signature icon. You will see your saved signature with a small minus (-) or delete icon next to it. Tap the icon to permanently remove it.

Does WPS Office support adding signatures on iPad?

Yes, the WPS Office app for iPad includes robust, built-in PDF tools that let you easily draw, capture, or import images to use as a document signature.