Sign PDFs with your qualified certificate. On a Mac, in 30 seconds.
A native macOS app for PostSignum, I.CA and any .p12/.pfx certificate. No Adobe subscription, no cloud — the document never leaves your computer.
- 3 signatures free
- no sign-up
- then 1,490 CZK once, forever
Used by people who sign for a living
Lawyers, accountants, architects and freelancers across Czechia and Slovakia.
„I used to boot a Windows VM just to sign filings for the tax office. Now I drop the PDF in, pick the certificate, done. Paid for itself the first week.“
„The first tool where my PostSignum certificate just worked on macOS without any configuration. The signature verifies fine in Acrobat and in the data box.“
„Bought it for the one-time price alone — Acrobat wanted a subscription for something I do twice a month. It's simple and it's fast.“
Three steps, no manual
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1
Load your certificate
Pick the .p12 / .pfx file and enter its password. You do this once.
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2
Open the PDF
Drag the document into the window or use File → Open.
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3
Click where the signature goes
SuperSigner adds a PAdES signature with a timestamp and saves a new _signed.pdf next to the original.
Why not just use Acrobat?
You can. It costs more, and qualified Czech certificates need manual setup.
One price. No subscription.
Pay once, sign forever. Updates included.
one-time, per user
- Unlimited signatures
- All future updates
- Use on all your Macs
- Invoice by e-mail, license key within minutes of payment
From 2 licenses: 30 % off each
Not sure yet?
The free version signs 3 documents with every feature unlocked. No sign-up, no card.
Download the free versionQuestions people ask before buying
Do I need my own certificate?
Will authorities and data boxes accept the signature?
macOS says the app "could not be verified". What now?
That is the standard macOS warning for apps distributed outside the App Store. It does not mean the app is unsafe, and you handle it once.
macOS 15 Sequoia and newer: click Done, then System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
macOS 14 Sonoma and older: right-click SuperSigner → Open.
Can I sign a Word document?
Does the document go anywhere?
How many computers, and what about updates?
How does buying work?
Download SuperSigner
Free version included — 3 signatures, every feature, no sign-up.
Which one do I have?
Apple menu → About This Mac. "Chip: Apple M…" means Apple Silicon; "Processor: Intel…" means Intel.
Install in a minute
- 1Open the downloaded .dmg
- 2Drag SuperSigner into Applications
- 3First launch: allow it in System Settings Step-by-step guide
No certificate yet? How to get one from PostSignum