Off-line Signature Verification

Off-line signature verification involves analyzing a handwritten signature from a static image, such as a scanned document, to determine if it is genuine or forged. This process examines specific features like stroke patterns, pressure application, letter shapes, and overall style. Using advanced algorithms or computers, the system compares these features to a stored sample of the original signature. This method is commonly used in banking and legal document validation, providing a quick, non-intrusive way to authenticate signatures without requiring the signer’s presence.