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Add Watermark to PDF

Stamp custom text across every page of a PDF — control the color, size, and transparency.

Drag & drop a file here, or browse

PDF files up to 200 MB

What is a PDF Watermark?

A watermark is text (or, in some tools, an image) stamped across every page of a document — commonly used to mark a file as "CONFIDENTIAL," "DRAFT," or "DO NOT COPY," or simply to brand a document with a company name. Our tool lets you add a watermark to a PDF online with your own custom text, color, size, and transparency, applied consistently to every page in one step.

How to Add a Watermark to a PDF — Step by Step

  1. Upload your PDF. Drag and drop the PDF you want to watermark into the box above.
  2. Customize your watermark. Type the watermark text and adjust its color and opacity to taste.
  3. Apply and download. Click "Add Watermark" and download the PDF with the watermark stamped on every page.

Why Use Our Watermark Tool?

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I control how see-through the watermark is?

Yes — use the opacity slider to make it subtle or bold, from barely visible to fully solid.

Will the watermark cover my document's text?

The watermark is drawn semi-transparently across the page by default so the underlying content stays readable; lower the opacity further if you want it even lighter.

Can I remove a watermark later?

The watermark becomes part of the page content, so it cannot be removed with this tool once applied — keep a copy of your original file.

Is there a limit on watermark text length?

Watermark text can be up to 100 characters.

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