Another Individual Signature Appearance
This demo also shows you how to create the signature appearance manually by creating an XObject from scratch and placing two images (a seal and a static QR code) and a text onto its canvas.
PHP
use setasign\SetaPDF2\Core\Document; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Core\Font\Type0\Subset; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Core\Image\Image; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Core\Text\Text; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Core\Text\TextBlock; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Core\Writer\HttpWriter; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Core\XObject\Form; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Signer\Signature\Appearance\XObject; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Signer\Signature\Module\Pades as PadesModule; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Signer\SignatureField; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Signer\Signer; // load and register the autoload function require_once __DIR__ . '/../../../../../bootstrap.php'; $writer = new HttpWriter('visible-signature.pdf', true); $document = Document::loadByFilename( $assetsDirectory . '/pdfs/camtown/Laboratory-Report.pdf', $writer ); // create a signer instance $signer = new Signer($document); $signer->setName('SetaPDF-Demo'); $signer->setReason('Testing'); $signer->setLocation('SetaPDF-Demo Environment'); $certificatePath = $assetsDirectory . '/certificates/setapdf-no-pw.pem'; // now create a signature module $module = new PadesModule(); // pass the certificate path $module->setCertificate('file://' . $certificatePath); // set the path to the private key (in this demo the key is also saved in the certificate file) $module->setPrivateKey('file://' . $certificatePath, ''); // add a signature field with the doubled height of the text block $field = $signer->addSignatureField( SignatureField::DEFAULT_FIELD_NAME, 1, SignatureField::POSITION_RIGHT_BOTTOM, ['x' => -40, 'y' => 50], 250, 70 ); // set the signature field name $signer->setSignatureFieldName($field->getQualifiedName()); $width = $field->getWidth(); $height = $field->getHeight(); // create a form XObject and ... $xObject = Form::create($document, [0, 0, $width, $height]); $canvas = $xObject->getCanvas(); // add a seal on the left side $sealImage = Image::getByPath($assetsDirectory . '/images/seal.png'); $sealImageXObject = $sealImage->toXObject($document); $sealImageXObject->draw($canvas, 0, 0, null, $height); $sealWidth = $sealImageXObject->getWidth($height); // add a QR-Code image to the right $qrImage = Image::getByPath($assetsDirectory . '/images/qr.png'); $qrImageXObject = $qrImage->toXObject($document); $qrWidth = $qrImageXObject->getWidth($height); $qrImageXObject->draw($canvas, $width - $qrWidth, 0, null, $height); // now create a text between both images // create a font instance $font = new Subset( $document, $assetsDirectory . '/fonts/DejaVu/ttf/DejaVuSans.ttf' ); // let's create a simple text block $textBlock = new TextBlock($font, 10); $textBlock->setTextWidth($width - $sealWidth - $qrWidth); $textBlock->setLineHeight(11); $textBlock->setPadding(2); $textBlock->setAlign(Text::ALIGN_CENTER); $certificateInfo = \openssl_x509_parse('file://' . $certificatePath); $text = "Signee: " . ($certificateInfo['subject']['CN'] ?? $signer->getName()) . "\nReason: " . $signer->getReason() . "\nLocation: " . $signer->getLocation(); $textBlock->setText($text); // draw it into the center $textBlock->draw($canvas, $sealWidth, $height / 2 - $textBlock->getHeight() / 2); // create a XObject appearance instance $appearance = new XObject($xObject); // and pass it to the signer instance $signer->setAppearance($appearance); // sign the document $signer->sign($module);