This article describes a page available to all Dropbox customers. However, some features on the page require a paid Dropbox Sign plan or Dropbox Essentials, Business, or Business Plus.
Important: Starting May 29, 2025, the Signatures page on dropbox.com will no longer be available. Users on a Dropbox Essentials, Business, or Business Plus plan can continue to create, send, and track signature requests and manage templates directly in Dropbox Sign.
The Documents tab shows all the signature requests that you’ve created. You can download or preview a document once it’s saved in the Document tab and sort by status.
Click the Status dropdown to sort by the following statuses:
Admins on eligible Dropbox team accounts can also sort by Sender.
Supported file types
Certain files type can be sent for signature requests or self-signed. Supported document types include:
Note: After May 29, 2025, you can view, edit, or resend your signature requests from the Documents tab in Dropbox Sign.
Learn more about the Signatures page
How to send a signature request on dropbox.com
How to self-sign a document on dropbox.com
The Signatures page for Dropbox team accounts
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