Stamp
Add approval, confidential, or custom stamps to PDF. Right in your browser. 100% free, privacy protected.
Stamp applies familiar document marks — APPROVED, CONFIDENTIAL, DRAFT, RECEIVED, PAID — or a custom stamp of your own onto PDF pages. Pick from a library of ready-made designs or build one with your own text, colour and border, then place it where it belongs and set the opacity. It is the quick way to mark up invoices, approvals and internal paperwork without opening a full editor. Stamps are drawn into the page in your browser with no upload.
- Upload Files — Drag and drop your files into the upload area, or click to browse and select files from your device.
- Set Options — Add approval, confidential, or custom stamps to PDF
- Download — Click the download button to save your processed file. It's ready instantly!
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I make my own stamp?
Yes. Set your own text, colours, border style and shape, and save it to reuse on later documents.
Can I add a date to the stamp?
Yes, stamps can include the current date, which is the usual requirement for RECEIVED or APPROVED marks.
What is the difference between a stamp and a watermark?
A stamp is a discrete mark placed at a specific spot, usually on one or two pages. A watermark is applied across the whole page, often tiled or diagonal, on every page.
Can I remove a stamp afterwards?
Not once exported — it becomes part of the page. Keep the original file, which is never modified on disk.
Edit
- PDF Editor — Edit your PDF by adding text, shapes, annotations & highlights
- Watermark — Add watermark to PDF
- Sign PDF — Add signature to PDF
- Add Image — Insert image into PDF
- Crop PDF — Crop PDF page areas
- Page Numbers — Add page numbers to PDF
- Add Background — Add color or image background to PDF
- Edit Metadata — Edit PDF title, author, keywords and more
- Fill Form — Read and fill PDF form fields
- Comment Summary — Extract and summarize all PDF annotations
- Search & Highlight — Find and highlight text in PDF
- Flatten PDF — Flatten annotations and form fields permanently
- Add Links — Add URL hyperlinks to PDF pages