Arclab® Web Form Builder
Sign Web Form | Drawn Signature with Mouse and Touch Input
Add Signature Fields to Your Web Forms
check Draw Signature (Handwritten Input)
check For signing Forms and Contracts
check Multi-Device, Mouse and Touch Support
check Custom Size, Color and Pen
check Get the Signature as PNG Image (transparent)
check Receive the Signature as Email Attachment
check Insert the Signature into a Database
check Private and Secure - Script runs on Your own Website
check Visual Web Form Editor for Windows PC
You can fully evaluate the program using our test version. The test version contains all features, but brands the form pages with "Test-Version". You can download and test the software as long as you want on your own website (no registration required).
Just let Your Users Sign it ...
A handwritten signature is simply a matter of course in many areas.
Whether it's an application or a parcel delivery, a signature is completely
normal in analogue life.
With Arclab Web Form Builder
you can now also use this in digital life by adding a signature field
to your web forms. Let your users sign quickly and easily. This works
on normal desktop computers as well as on mobile devices, since the
signature can be done with the mouse as well as with touch-enabled devices.
After the user has signed the web form and clicked the "Submit" button, the signature is transmitted along with the rest of the form data. You will receive the user's signature as an image file (PNG). The signature will then be sent to you as an email attachment. Of course, you can also insert the image file directly into a MySQL database. The program also allows the integration of custom PHP code with which you can create a PDF document. The handwritten signature can also be inserted directly into the created PDF document, e.g. to send a "signed" contract to you or the user.
The program comes with all the necessary elements for input and selection, so that you can quickly create attractive web forms for any purpose without any PHP programming knowledge. Simply insert the "Signature" form element where you want it in the form. A push of a button is all it takes to turn your draft form into a PHP file, which you can simply upload to your website.