Overlay without the white box
Transparent PNG is the cleanest way to place a signature into an approval area or form line without blocking the page underneath.
Create a signature PNG with a transparent background so it can sit cleanly in PDFs, Word files, Google Docs, and Gmail.
This page is about the export result first: a transparent signature asset that blends into documents and email instead of carrying a visible white block.
Use draw or type mode, make sure the signature looks clean in the preview, and export the transparent PNG once the mark feels balanced.
This page keeps transparent PNG front and center, but still lets the user choose whether the mark starts as drawing or typed text.
Transparent PNG is the cleanest way to place a signature into an approval area or form line without blocking the page underneath.
Google Docs and Word usually look better with transparency because the signature feels like part of the page, not a pasted rectangle.
Transparent PNG also helps email signatures look cleaner, especially when the signature sits next to typed contact details.
Use transparent PNG whenever the signature should sit directly on a document, a white page, or an email signature block. White PNG is only a fallback when a particular editor handles solid images better.
Yes. Both creation modes feed into the same export pipeline, so the output can stay transparent regardless of how the signature was created.
Some office workflows still behave better with a flat background. Keeping white PNG available avoids blocking those edge cases while still making transparency the main path.