Add Stamps
Place an image stamp on any page of your PDF
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About Add Stamps
Places an image stamp on chosen pages at a position and size you set — a logo, an approval mark, a company seal. Transparent PNGs composite cleanly over existing content.
Both the document and the stamp image are handled locally — a company seal or signature mark is never uploaded.
How to use Add Stamps
- Load the PDF and upload the stamp image — a transparent PNG gives the cleanest result.
- Position it on the page and set the size using the handles.
- Choose which pages receive it — every page, a range, or just the first.
- Apply and download.
On a production
An approval mark on a schedule, a company logo on a document assembled from a plain template, a QR code linking a printed page back to the live version. All of them are an image that has to sit in a precise spot on specific pages.
Frequently asked questions
- How is this different from a watermark?
- A watermark is repeating, semi-transparent text across the whole page. A stamp is a single image at a specific spot. Different jobs, which is why they are separate tools.
- Can the stamp be removed by the recipient?
- No, it is composited into the page content rather than added as an annotation, so removing it would mean editing the page graphics.
- What resolution should the image be?
- At least 300 DPI at its final printed size, so roughly 600 pixels across for a 50 mm stamp. A low-resolution logo is very visible next to crisp vector text.
