Drag & drop or click to select a file
This page is useful when the PDF is already final and you need to stamp every page with a simple text overlay such as Draft, Internal, Sample, or Training Copy. It is a narrow but practical last-step tool.
The current implementation is text-only. It does not upload logos, design branded marks, or create per-page custom watermark layouts.
You upload one PDF and set watermark text, font size, opacity, and rotation. The browser then draws that same text overlay onto every page and downloads a new file.
| Example | Value |
|---|---|
| Input | One finished PDF that needs a repeated Draft or Internal label. |
| Output | One watermarked PDF with the same text applied across all pages. |
Do page order, split, rotate, and merge work before watermarking. The page is most reliable as the last visible edit, because otherwise you end up repeating the watermark step after every structural change.
Make sure the text is short enough to stay readable and light enough not to obscure content. The simplest watermark usually works best. If the mark looks too heavy, reduce the opacity or shorten the wording before downloading the final file.
No. The current page supports repeated text watermarks only.
Yes. The current page lets you adjust text size, opacity, and rotation.
Usually no. Structural document changes are better done first.
Adding one simple repeated text mark to a finished PDF in the browser.
Add one text watermark across the pages of a PDF.
No. All processing happens in your browser.