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This tool allows you to apply digital signature to a PDF document.

The signing identity must be in PKCS#12 format containing a certificate and private key.

 

Guide:

1. Click Add, to select and add PDF files, or simply drag files from Windows Explorer.

   You can add folder containing PDF files by clicking Add Folder button.

2. Click on Add Signature button on toolbar or select menu Action > Protect > Add Signature.

3. Select options.

4. Click Proceed and specify destination path, to sign and save files.

 

Options:

Path to PFX file. Contains path to PFX or P12 file.

Certificate password. Password to open PFX file.

Add additional signature. Select this option to add second signature to PDF document.

 

Command Line:

PDFShaper.exe sign [source PDF or directory] [destination PDF] [PFX file] [PFX password] [x for exit]

"C:\Program Files\PDF Shaper Professional\PDFShaper.exe" sign "C:\input.pdf" "C:\output.pdf" "c:\mypfx.p12" yourpwd - adds signature to input.pdf file and saves signed file as output.pdf

 

PDFShaper.exe sign [PSL file with paths to PDF files] [destination folder] [PFX file] [PFX password] [x for exit]

"C:\Program Files\PDF Shaper Professional\PDFShaper.exe" sign "C:\pdflist.psl" "C:\SignedPDF" "c:\mypfx.p12" yourpwd - adds signature to all files from pdflist.psl and saves signed PDF files to SignedPDF folder

 

Default or saved options will be used for command-line tasks.

Command line option is available in Premium and Professional edition only.