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GroupDocs.Signature for Python via .NET is a robust on-premise library designed for adding electronic signatures to documents. This powerful API allows developers to easily integrate digital signatures into their applications without the need for any third-party tools. It supports multiple signature types, such as text, image, barcode, and QR code, providing flexibility across different file formats like PDF, Word, Excel, and more.

File Signature Python API

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GroupDocs.Signature for Python via .NET is a robust on-premise library designed for adding electronic signatures to documents. This powerful API allows developers to easily integrate digital signatures into their applications without the need for any third-party tools. It supports multiple signature types, such as text, image, barcode, and QR code, providing flexibility across different file formats like PDF, Word, Excel, and more.

Without having to install any 3rd party component, you can use GroupDocs.Signature to build different types applications. For example, GroupDocs, using its own APIs, developed a free web application that allows people to sign their PDF documents online.

GroupDocs.Signature for Python requires you to use python programming language. For Node.js, Java and .NET languages, we recommend you get GroupDocs.Signature for Node.js, GroupDocs.Signature for Java and GroupDocs.Signature for .NET, respectively.

View API Features

GroupDocs.Signature for Python via .NET provides these popular features:

• Create and add signatures to documents of various file formats.
• Specify visual attributes of signatures, such as color, font, margins, etc.
• Search and fetch a list of signatures from a document.
• Determine if the document contains signatures meeting specified criteria.
• Extract basic information about the document.
• Generate image representation of document pages for preview.
• Distinguish created signatures from the actual document.
• Put encrypted text into the QR-code signature or embed custom data objects.

Supported File Formats

With GroupDocs.Signature for Python via .NET, developers and applications can view files of the following categories:

• Microsoft Word® formats: DOC, DOCM, DOCX, DOT, DOTM, DOTX
• Microsoft Excel® formats: XLS, XLSB, XLSM, XLSX, XLTX, XLTM
• Microsoft PowerPoint® formats: PPT, PPTM, PPTX, PPS, PPSM, PPSX, POTX, POTM
• OpenOffice® formats: ODT, OTT, ODS, OTS, ODP, OTP
• Image formats: BMP, DJVU, GIF, JPG, JPEG, PNG, SVG, TIF, TIFF, WEBP
• CorelDraw® formats: CDR, CMX
• Photoshop® formats: PSD
• Metafile formats: WMF
• Portable formats: PDF

Platform Independence

GroupDocs.Signature for Python via .NET does not require any external software or third-party tools and supports any 32-bit or 64-bit operating system with .NET Framework, .NET Core, or .NET installed. The supported operating systems and platforms are listed below:

Get Started

Ready to try GroupDocs.Signature for Python via .NET?

Fetch the package and install GroupDocs.Signature. Run this command: pip install groupdocs.signature

If you already have GroupDocs.Signature installed and want to get the latest version, you have to run pip install --upgrade groupdocs.signature instead.

Check out GroupDocs.Signature for Python for .NET documentation).

Sign with text the PDF file

import groupdocs.signature as gs
import groupdocs.signature.options as gso

 # Open the document
with gs.Signature(sample_pdf) as signature:
    # Set up text signature options
    options = gso.TextSignOptions("John Smith")
    options.left = 50
    options.top = 200
    options.width = 100
    options.height = 30

    # Sign document and save
    result = signature.sign(output_file_path, options)

Sign with QRcode the PDF file

import groupdocs.signature as gs
import groupdocs.signature.options as gso
import groupdocs.signature.domain as gsd

 # Open the document
with gs.Signature(sample_pdf) as signature:
    # Set up text signature options
    options = gso.QrCodeSignOptions("John Smith")
    options.encode_type = gsd.QrCodeTypes.QR
    options.left = 50
    options.top = 200
    options.width = 100
    options.height = 30

    # Sign document and save
    result = signature.sign(output_file_path, options)

Sign with digital signature the PNG file

import groupdocs.signature as gv
import groupdocs.signature.options as gvo

with gs.Signature(sample_pdf) as signature:
        options = gso.DigitalSignOptions(certificate_pfx)
        options.image_file_path = image_handwrite
        options.left = 50
        options.top = 50
        options.page_number = 1
        options.password = "1234567890"

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