Stamp DRAFT, CONFIDENTIAL, or your own text diagonally across every page.
Any PDF with a normal page structure.
Nothing is uploaded. The file is read on your device.
The mark is applied to every page in the document.
DRAFT, CONFIDENTIAL, a client name, a case number. Anything up to 40 characters.
Light enough to read the document through, dark enough to be unmissable. Then download.
Anything up to 40 characters. DRAFT, a client name, a case number.
Set opacity so the mark reads clearly without obscuring the document underneath.
Size is derived from the page, so it looks right on A4 and on a large-format sheet alike.
The mark is applied across the whole document in one pass.
Useful as a label. Not a security control, and it is worth being clear about the difference.
The text is drawn into the page content, so no reader will hide it. That is what makes it useful for circulating drafts.
Someone determined can edit it out. Treat a watermark as a statement of status, not as a barrier. If a document must not be altered, that needs a different mechanism.
The mark scales to the page, so it reads the same on A4 as on a large-format sheet without adjustment.
On text-heavy documents drop the opacity. The mark only needs to be noticed, not to compete with the content.
It is drawn into the page content, so it cannot be toggled off in a reader. It is not a security feature though. A determined person can edit it out. Treat it as a label, not protection.
Not yet. Text only.
At the default opacity it sits lightly behind. Lower the opacity if your pages are dense.