A Vue 3 component for capturing smooth electronic signatures using HTML5 canvas, built on signature_pad.
Vue3 Signature is a Vue 3 component library for capturing electronic signatures in web applications. It provides a canvas‑based drawing interface that works on both desktop and mobile devices, solving the need for a native‑like signature input in Vue projects. The component exports signatures in multiple image formats and offers features like undo, watermarks, and customization.
Vue 3 developers building applications that require signature capture, such as form‑based workflows, document signing tools, or approval systems.
Developers choose Vue3 Signature because it offers a reliable, Vue‑native wrapper around the industry‑standard signature_pad library, with full TypeScript support, a small bundle size, and a comprehensive feature set out of the box.
Electronic signature for Vue3
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Wraps the industry-standard signature_pad library with 13k+ GitHub stars, ensuring smooth and reliable signature capture with Bézier curve interpolation.
Provides seamless Vue 3 integration using the Composition API, with full TypeScript support and reactive props for easy configuration.
Includes multiple export formats (PNG, JPEG, SVG), undo functionality, customizable watermarks, and responsive design, all documented with live demos.
Has a small bundle footprint and adapts to container sizes, working flawlessly on both desktop and mobile devices as shown in the examples.
As a canvas-based component, it lacks built-in accessibility features for screen readers, requiring additional ARIA work for compliance.
Only compatible with Vue 3, making it unsuitable for Vue 2 projects or other frameworks without migration or wrapper efforts.
Methods like save and undo must be accessed via component refs, which can be less intuitive and more error-prone than prop-driven APIs for some developers.