Add Watermark

What this tool does

Stamps text or an image over the pages of a document — a Draft mark, a logo, a copy notice. You choose the size, the angle and the opacity, and whether the stamp sits in one spot or repeats across the page. The stamp is a layer on top: the text underneath stays readable and selectable, and the whole thing is drawn in your browser.

How to use it

1. Drop the PDF and choose whether the watermark is text or an image.
2. For text, type the words and pick one of the three colours; a preview shows how it will look. For an image, choose a JPG or PNG — a transparent PNG sits best over text.
3. Set the size, the angle and the opacity, then decide between one spot, with a position out of nine, and repeating across the page.
4. Limit the watermark to selected pages if you need to, then download the file.

Common questions

Is the watermark real text?

No. Text is drawn to an image first, which is what lets Turkish characters come out correctly. The watermark is not selectable — but the page's own text under it is untouched.

Can I watermark only some pages?

Yes. Choose Selected pages and type a range such as 1-3, 5, or click the page thumbnails to pick them.

Can the watermark be taken off later?

Not with this tool. Once the file is written the stamp is part of the page, so keep the original if you may need a clean copy.