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Watermark PDF

Stamp text or an image watermark across PDF pages.

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Watermark PDF processes files locally in your browser.

Add a watermark to a PDF in your browser

Stamp a text label like “CONFIDENTIAL” or “DRAFT”, or a logo image, across your PDF pages right in your browser — no uploads required.

How to watermark a PDF

  1. Select or drop a PDF.
  2. Choose a text or image watermark.
  3. Pick a position, then adjust opacity, rotation, and size.
  4. Apply to all pages, or switch to a custom page range.
  5. Select Add watermark & download.

Browser privacy

  • Processing occurs locally in the browser.
  • Your file is not uploaded to Looty Tools.

Limits

  • Maximum file size is 25 MB.
  • Maximum page count is 300 pages.
  • Image watermarks support PNG and JPG only.
  • Password-protected PDFs are unsupported.
  • The watermark is drawn directly on existing pages, so original page dimensions and quality are preserved.

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Watermark PDF FAQ

Is my PDF uploaded when I add a watermark?
No. Watermarking runs locally in your browser. Your file is never uploaded to Looty Tools.
What's the difference between a text and an image watermark?
A text watermark stamps a word or phrase (like "CONFIDENTIAL" or "DRAFT") using a built-in font. An image watermark stamps a PNG or JPG image, such as a logo, instead.
What image formats are supported for an image watermark?
PNG and JPG only. Other formats like GIF or WebP are not currently supported.
Can I control where the watermark appears?
Yes. Choose from five positions (center or any corner), and adjust opacity, rotation, and size to fit your document.
Does the watermark apply to every page?
By default, yes. You can switch to a custom page range (for example "1-3, 5") to watermark only specific pages instead.
Will watermarking reduce my PDF quality or change the page size?
No. The watermark is drawn directly on the existing pages, so the original page dimensions and content quality are preserved.