JSignPdf
Published by JSignPdf Project
Add digital signatures to PDF documents
Highlights
- Applies digital signatures to PDF documents using software keystores or hardware tokens
- Supports both graphical user interface operations and command line batch processing
- Allows configuration of visible signature placement, reason, and location metadata
- Enables integration with Time Stamping Authority servers for signature validation
About this application
JSignPdf is a Java-based application designed to apply digital signatures to PDF documents. Operating on Linux systems, the tool allows users to sign files through a simple graphical user interface or via command line scripts for batch processing. It supports various keystore types, including PKCS12, PKCS11, and Java KeyStore, enabling integration with hardware tokens and software certificates. Users can also configure signature appearance properties such as visible signature placement, reason, location, and contact information directly on the document pages. Additionally, the software provides options for time-stamping signatures via Time Stamping Authority servers to ensure long-term validation capabilities.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub io.github.intoolswetrust.JSignPdf
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