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Add an image watermark, logo or stamp to a PDF
Choose a PDF and a watermark image, then place that image in one of nine page positions. Adjust its width as a percentage of the page before exporting.
How to add an image watermark to every PDF page
Choose a PDF and a watermark image, then place that image in one of nine page positions. Adjust its width as a percentage of the page before exporting.
- Choose the source PDF, then choose the watermark image.
- Select one of nine positions and adjust the image width.
- Run Image Watermark and download the new PDF.
What this tool does
- Use one of nine position presets from top-left to bottom-right.
- Adjust the watermark width from 5–80% of page width.
- Transparent PNG images work well for logos, stamps and signatures.
Common uses
- Add a company logo to every page of a document copy.
- Apply a transparent approval stamp or signature image.
- Create a marked distribution copy without editing the source PDF.
FAQ
What image works best for a PDF watermark?
A transparent PNG is usually best for logos, stamps and signatures because it avoids a rectangular background.
Can I choose where the image appears?
Yes. The current tool provides nine position presets across the page.
Is the same image applied to every page?
Yes. The current tool uses the same position and size on every page.
Are the PDF and watermark image uploaded?
No. The current Image Watermark flow runs locally in your browser.