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PDF Watermark

Add a text or image watermark to a PDF with adjustable opacity, rotation, and pages.

Stamp a text or image watermark onto some or all pages of a PDF, entirely in your browser. Want to clear a document's hidden details too? Try the PDF Metadata Cleaner.

Your PDF and any watermark image never leave your device. The watermark is added entirely in your browser.

Drag files here

or tap below to choose files from your device

Supports PDFMaximum 100 MB. One PDF at a time.

How it works

Private PDF watermarking in your browser

1

Add a PDF

Choose a PDF up to 100 MB. It is processed on your device only.

2

Design the watermark

Type text or add a PNG/JPEG image, then set opacity, rotation, layout and pages.

3

Download

Add the watermark and download the new PDF.

Use cases

When this comes in handy

Mark a draft or confidential file

Place "DRAFT" or "CONFIDENTIAL" diagonally across every page.

Add a logo

Stamp a translucent company logo onto a document before sharing it.

Discourage reuse

Repeat a name or notice across the page so a copy is clearly attributed.

FAQ

Common questions

Is my PDF or image uploaded anywhere?

No. The watermark is added in your browser and nothing leaves your device.

Can the watermark be removed afterwards?

It is drawn onto the pages, so it can't be switched off like a layer. A determined person can still edit or crop it out, so a watermark discourages reuse but is not security.

Is the watermark behind or in front of the page content?

In front. It is drawn on top of the existing content with the opacity you choose, so low opacity keeps the page readable.

Which characters and image types work?

Text watermarks use the built-in Helvetica Bold font, which supports Western European characters only; use an image watermark for other scripts. Image watermarks must be PNG or JPEG.

Does it work on rotated pages and mixed page sizes?

Yes. The watermark is centered relative to each page as it is displayed, with its angle adjusted for rotated pages, and image width is a percentage of each page's width.

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