A quick script to add signature images to PDFs, because I couldn’t find anything that worked well for the purpose under Linux.
Pros: should work with most PDFs, and with signatures as PNG’s or JPG’s. It preserves the incoming PDF’s text format (e.g. doesn’t convert every page to images like some alternatives).
Cons: no gui yet.
Installation
Install with pip:
pip install signpdf
Or from git:
git clone https://github.com/yourcelf/signpdf cd signpdf virtualenv venv source venv/bin/activate pip install -r requirements.txt
Usage
Sign the first page of “contract.pdf” with the signature “sig.png”:
signpdf contract.pdf sig.png –coords 1x100x100x150x40
- Coordinates format is: <pagenum>x<x-coord>x<y-coord>x<width>x<height>.
<pagenum> the page number, count starts at 1.
<x-coord> horizontal distance from bottom-left corner in PDF units (1/72 inch).
<y-coord> vertical distance from bottom-left corner in PDF units (1/72 inch).
<width> width of signature in PDF units (1/72 inch).
<height> height of signature in PDF units (1/72 inch)
Other options:
--date Append a date to the right of the signature.
--output Destination filename. Default is to append _signed to the incoming PDF name.
For more usage details, run signpdf --help.
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