Add Watermark to PDF
Add a text watermark to every page of your PDF. Customize text, opacity, and rotation angle.
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What is PDF Watermark?
Watermark PDF adds a text watermark (for example "DRAFT" or "CONFIDENTIAL") behind or over each page. Adjustable opacity, font size, colour, rotation and position.
How to use PDF Watermark
- Drop one or more PDFs (up to 20 at a time).
- Type the watermark text and tweak appearance options.
- Click "Apply Watermark".
- Download the watermarked PDFs.
Why use AinnoBox for this
- Opacity, rotation, colour, size and position are all adjustable, so the mark reads clearly without making the underlying text unreadable.
- Up to 20 documents can be stamped with the same mark in one run — useful when a whole tender pack needs marking as DRAFT.
- The watermark is vector text drawn into the page, so it prints properly and does not blur when the reader zooms in.
- Marking a document CONFIDENTIAL and then uploading it to a stranger's server is self-defeating; this runs entirely in your browser.
- Free, unlimited, no sign-up — and the only mark on the output is the one you asked for.
PDF Watermark — frequently asked questions
- Can the watermark be removed by the recipient?
- It is drawn into the page content rather than stored as a removable annotation, so it cannot be toggled off in a normal reader. A determined person with professional editing software can still strip it — a watermark deters casual misuse, it is not a security control.
- What opacity should I use?
- Around 20 to 30 per cent for a background mark that leaves body text comfortably readable. Go higher only when the point is to make the document visibly unusable, for example a specimen or sample copy.
- Does the watermark go behind or in front of the text?
- It is drawn over the existing content, which is why opacity matters. At a low opacity it reads as a background wash; at full opacity it will obscure whatever sits underneath it.
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