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  • SSC Compatible
  • UPSC Ready
  • Govt Portal Friendly
  • Passport Accepted
  • Mobile Friendly
  • Privacy Safe

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Self-Attestation & E-Sign

Self-attest PDFs with signature and date — for college, rent, and government copies.

  • SSC Compatible
  • UPSC Ready
  • Govt Portal Friendly
  • Passport Accepted
  • Mobile Friendly
  • Privacy Safe
₹19 Daily Pass — perfect for one-time government applications

Why you need Self-Attestation & E-Sign

Self-attestation usually means signing copies yourself before upload. Doing it in-browser avoids sending raw identity documents through opaque chat apps or random editors.

Popular use cases in India

  • Finish self-attestation & e-sign tasks before government or exam portal deadlines.
  • Work from a phone at a cyber café or home — no software install.
  • Keep sensitive scans private with browser-first processing where supported.

Government & exam applications

  • SSC / CHSL / CGL

    Resize photos and compress PDFs to notification limits.

  • UPSC / State PSC

    Signature, photo, and annexure PDF workflows.

  • NEET / JEE

    NTA-style photo dimensions and file size caps.

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Typical Self-Attestation & E-Sign result

Before

2.1 MB · 2400×3200 px

After

48 KB · 140×180 px

Exact output depends on your source file and portal rules — always verify in the portal preview.

How to use Self-Attestation & E-Sign — step by step

  1. Open your PDF and create or paste your signature once.
  2. Drag stamps to each required page and add date text if needed.
  3. Export a flattened PDF suitable for portals that reject editable fields.

Mobile tutorial

  1. Open clawdage.com in Chrome or Safari on your phone.
  2. Tap upload and pick from gallery or camera.
  3. Apply preset (SSC / UPSC / custom KB) if shown.
  4. Download and check preview before paying application fees.

Benefits

  • Built for Indian portal KB and pixel limits
  • No forced monthly subscription — optional ₹19 Daily Pass
  • Mobile-friendly upload and download flow
  • Clear privacy messaging before you process files

Supported formats

PDF

Best for SSC & UPSC document copies

Many notices ask for self-attested PDFs of ID and certificates. Keep signatures inside the box the form shows, use dark ink-style strokes for clarity, and flatten so reviewers cannot accidentally move stamps. Always read the latest commission instructions for colour vs black-and-white rules.

Privacy-first processing

Clawdage is built for Indian applicants who cannot risk uploading Aadhaar, marksheets, or signed PDFs to random file hosts. When this tool runs fully in your browser, your bytes stay on your device. Cloud-assisted Pro steps are labeled inside the tool — read the banner before processing sensitive documents.

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe?
Processing stays in your browser for supported exports. Do not share signed PDFs in public channels.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes — use landscape for fine placement. For long PDFs, a desktop may be faster.
Will portals accept the exported PDF?
Most accept standard PDFs. If a site rejects the file, try re-exporting with compatibility options when available.

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Your files stay on your device

Clawdage is designed for Indian students, exam applicants, and office users who cannot risk uploading sensitive documents to random file hosts.

  • Files never leave your device

    Supported tools process documents locally in your browser — not on our servers.

  • No server storage

    We do not keep copies of your PDFs, photos, or signatures after you close the tab.

  • Secure local processing

    Modern browser APIs handle compression, resize, and conversion on your machine.

  • Auto cleanup

    Session data clears when you refresh or leave — nothing lingering in the cloud.

  • Privacy-first architecture

    Built for Aadhaar, exam forms, and bank uploads where trust matters most.