# How do I upload photos of my signature from my phone so that the signature looks natural on the doc?

I used to be able to take a photograph of my signature with an iPhone then download it to PDFiller, which would transpose it to the doc in a way that looked natural and not as if I pasted a photo to it. It seems I can no longer do this (so I use old, saved signatures). And the feature that allows you to "draw" your signature comes out looking artificial. Is there a reason why it no longer use photo images and so they match the background on the doc?

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## Comments
### Comment 1

Dear Thomas,
probably try checking for the updates of your mobile app. This might help! 
If not, please, live chat with our rep here: https://www.pdffiller.com/en/support   But generally speaking, as Nicole rightly mentioned earlier, drawing your signature on the screen is indeed the closest option to wet signature in terms of looks.

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### Comment 2

In the document you are editing, click on "Sign" and then at the bottom of the box click "Add Signature" and you will see the many options to choose from. Click on "Draw"

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