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Add Watermark to PDF

Add a text watermark — CONFIDENTIAL, DRAFT, your company name — across every page of a PDF. Choose the size, transparency and diagonal or horizontal layout, then download. The PDF is processed entirely in your browser, so sensitive documents stay on your device.

Examples

Input
contract.pdf + "CONFIDENTIAL" at 30% opacity
Output
contract-watermarked.pdf with a diagonal stamp on all pages

How it works

Your text is drawn once on every page, centred, in bold grey type. You choose the size (32, 48 or 72 pt), the opacity (15%, 30% or 50%) and whether it runs diagonally or straight across.

The watermark is added as an ordinary text layer on top of the page. That keeps the file small and the page content untouched, but it also means someone with a PDF editor can delete it. Treat it as a label, such as DRAFT or CONFIDENTIAL, not as protection.

Text is limited to 60 characters and to Latin letters, because the standard PDF font cannot draw other scripts. Image or logo watermarks and repeated, tiled watermarks are not available.

How to use Add Watermark to PDF

Add your PDF
Drop in the document — it stays on your device.
Style the watermark
Enter the text (e.g. CONFIDENTIAL), then tune the size, transparency and diagonal or horizontal layout.
Download
Click Apply and the watermarked PDF downloads immediately.

Why use this tool

Watermarks every page in one pass
Adjustable font size, opacity and diagonal/horizontal layout
No watermark on the watermarker — genuinely free, no signup
Sensitive documents never leave your device

Frequently asked questions

The watermark is drawn into each page’s content, so it prints and displays everywhere. Like any PDF stamp it is a deterrent, not cryptographic protection — someone with editing tools could remove it with effort.

Yes. The text is stamped on top of each page, whether the page is native text or a scanned image.

No. Watermarking runs in your browser via pdf-lib. Contracts and confidential files never touch a server.

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