PDF Tool
Stamp PDF
Put a logo, signature or approval mark on a PDF — click to place it by hand, or add it to a corner of every page in one go. Runs entirely in your browser.
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Drag a PDF here, or click to browse
Single file · Max 100.0 MB
How it works
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Upload the PDF.
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Upload the stamp image — a logo, signature, or approval mark, as PNG or JPG.
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Set the width, opacity and distance from the edge. Then either add the stamp to a corner of many pages at once, or click the page preview to place one by hand.
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Click Apply to bake the stamps into the PDF and download it.
Stamp PDF — frequently asked questions
- How do I put my logo on every page?
- Under 'Quick place on many pages', choose a position (for example bottom right) and 'All pages', then add it. You can also pick odd pages, even pages or a range, and the stamp goes in the right spot on each page even when pages are different sizes or rotated.
- What's the difference between Stamp PDF and Watermark PDF?
- Watermark PDF adds a text watermark (one stamp or a repeating pattern). Stamp PDF places an image you upload — a logo, signature, or seal — either at a corner of the pages you choose or exactly where you click.
- Will my logo be squashed or stretched?
- No — you set the width and the height follows your image's own shape.
- Does the stamp image need a transparent background?
- It's not required, but a transparent PNG looks cleanest — a JPG stamp will show as a solid rectangle since JPG doesn't support transparency.
- Can I stamp the same PDF with different images?
- Each pass uses one stamp image. To use a second image, download the first result and run it through the tool again with the new stamp.
