Watermark PDF

Stamp a text watermark (DRAFT, CONFIDENTIAL) across PDF pages.

Runs locally in your browser
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Add a PDF to watermark it

Drop a PDF, set the text and style, then Add watermark — all in your browser, nothing uploaded.

Runs entirely in your browser

Watermark a PDF, locally

Load a PDF and add a text watermark — 'DRAFT', 'CONFIDENTIAL', a name, or anything you like — stamped across every page. Control the text, font size, opacity, rotation angle, and color, then download the result. Because it runs in your browser with pdf-lib, sensitive documents are watermarked without ever being uploaded — a strong fit for contracts and drafts.

Common questions

Is the watermark part of the PDF or just a preview?

It's drawn into the actual PDF content on every selected page, so it stays when the file is shared or printed. It's a visible overlay, not document security or encryption.

Can I control how it looks?

Yes — set the text, font size, opacity (so it sits behind or lightly over the content), rotation angle (a diagonal 45° is typical), and color. The watermark is centered on each page.

Can it lock or protect the document?

No. A watermark is a visual mark only; it does not encrypt or password-protect the file, and it can be removed by someone with the right tools. Use it to label intent (DRAFT, CONFIDENTIAL), not to enforce access control.

Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?

No. The PDF is edited entirely in your browser with pdf-lib. It is read and written locally — nothing is sent to a server, which is ideal for confidential files.