How to Add Multiple Signatures in Adobe Acrobat Fill and Sign
Question details
The user wants to know how to save and add more than one signature in Adobe Acrobat's Fill & Sign tool.

- Product
- Adobe Acrobat
- Device & OS
- not provided
- Scenario
- Signing a PDF document that requires multiple signatures or managing signatures for different individuals on the same account.
- Observed behavior
- Adobe Acrobat Fill and Sign restricts users to only one saved signature and one set of initials by default, preventing the direct storage of multiple full signatures.
Ensure you have the digital image files of the additional signatures you wish to use, and verify that adding image-based signatures meets your document's legal or authorization requirements.
Use the Initials Field for a Second Signature
Utilize the built-in Initials option as a workaround to store a second full signature for quick access.
Because Adobe Acrobat restricts you to one primary signature, the most straightforward workaround is to repurpose the 'Initials' slot to hold a second full signature.
Open your PDF in Adobe Acrobat and select the 'Fill & Sign' tool from the right-hand pane.
Click on the 'Sign' icon (shaped like a pen) in the top toolbar.
If you already have initials saved, click the minus (-) icon next to them to remove the current entry.
Click 'Add Initials'. Instead of typing your initials, use the 'Draw' or 'Image' option to upload or create the second full signature you want to use.
Click 'Apply' to save it. You can now insert this second signature anywhere in the document by selecting it from the Sign menu as if it were an initial.

Insert Additional Signatures as Images
Manually add multiple signatures by inserting them as standard image files directly onto the PDF.
Easily Manage and Add Multiple Signatures with WPS PDF
WPS Office includes a powerful PDF editor that makes signing documents seamless. You can easily insert multiple signatures, manage signature images, and fill out forms without the restrictive single-signature limitations of other software.
- 1. Open your PDF: Launch WPS Office and open the PDF document that requires signing.
- 2. Access the Signature Tool: Navigate to the 'Insert' tab and click on the 'PDF Signature' button.
- 3. Create and Add Signatures: Click 'Create Signature' and choose to type, draw, or upload an image of your signature.
- 4. Repeat for Multiple Signatures: Apply the signature to the document, and simply repeat the process to create and place as many different signatures as you need.

Frequently Asked Questions
Can I save more than two signatures in Adobe Acrobat Fill and Sign?
No, the standard Acrobat Fill & Sign interface only allows you to save one primary signature and one set of initials. To use more than two, you must manually insert them as images or recreate them each time you sign.
Why are my signature images showing a white background when inserted?
If your signature image has a solid white background, it will cover the text or lines beneath it on the PDF. Save your signature images as PNG files with a transparent background before inserting them to resolve this.
Does the free Adobe Acrobat Reader allow multiple saved signatures?
Like Acrobat Pro, the free Adobe Acrobat Reader also limits the Fill & Sign tool to one saved signature and one set of initials per Adobe account.
Are image-based signatures legally binding?
In many jurisdictions, an image of a signature is considered a valid electronic signature for standard agreements. However, highly sensitive or regulated documents may require a cryptographically secure digital certificate instead of a simple image. Always check local laws and organizational requirements.




