verified Validate Digital Signature in PDF Files

Online validation of digital signatures in PDF files, checking signature validity and document integrity, supporting viewing signer information and certificate details.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes, our online PDF digital signature validation tool is free to use permanently, no registration, subscription or software download is required. We are committed to providing efficient and convenient document security services.

We support a variety of PDF signature validation functions, including:
  • Check the validity of the digital signature
  • Verify whether the document has been tampered with after signing
  • View signer identity information
  • View details of the digital certificate used for signing
  • Support chained validation of certificate trust
  • Prompt whether the signature complies with PAdES standards (PDF Advanced Electronic Signatures)

The validation process is read-only and will not modify or damage your original PDF file. You can use this tool for signature validation with confidence.

Your file security is our top priority. All uploaded PDF files will beimmediately deleted from the serverafter the operation is completed. We do not store or access any of your personal data or document content. The entire operation process is encrypted to ensure your privacy and security.

Yes, our online tool isfully compatible with various devices and operating systems. Whether you use a computer, mobile phone, or tablet, as long as you have an internet connection, you can easily validate digital signatures in PDF files anytime, anywhere.

Below the file upload area, you can find the "X.509 Self-signed Certificate (Optional)" upload option. Click the select file button to upload your `.cer`, `.crt`, `.pem`, `.der`, `.p7b`, `.pfx` or `.pkcs12` formatted self-signed certificate. After uploading, the tool will try to use these certificates to validate the signatures in the PDF.

This tool supports most standard PDF files and signature formats that comply with PDF digital signature standards, including PKCS#7, PKCS#1 and CMS/CAdES based on X.509 certificates. As long as your PDF and signature comply with industry specifications, validation can usually be performed normally.