Apply Stamp in PDF
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Apply Stamp in PDF
Seamlessly Stamp and Sign PDFs
or drag and drop a file
Supports PDF and image file formats (maximum 100MB)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Upload your PDF file. Use the annotation tools to drop stamps at desired spots. Download the stamped PDF.
Yes, with annotation tools, you can navigate each page and place stamps where needed. Ensure all pages are correctly stamped before downloading.
Upload your PDF, use the text annotation to add your signature as an image or text. Save the changed document for distribution.
Yes, upload your PDF, then import the PNG image of the stamp. Place it where needed and resize as required.
Use a predefined stamp image or create a text annotation with 'Approved' to mark the PDF.
Yes, the tool works with any PDF. Upload your Adobe PDF here, add stamps, and download the changes.
Choose the text annotation tool, position it, and label it with 'Noted'. Size and color can be adjusted to stand out.
Yes, you can apply static stamps like 'Draft' or 'Confidential' using the text annotation or shape tool.
Upload your PDF, select the drawing tool to freely create a stamp, such as a checkmark or a simple symbol.
No, existing text in the PDF cannot be edited. Use text annotations to add overlays or comments.
No, the tool is browser-based and requires internet access. Work through Chrome, Firefox, or Safari on desktop.
No, the tool supports only one PDF per session. Annotate, finalize, and restart with another document if needed.
No, this functionality is limited to desktop browsers. Use a computer for the best experience.
Yes, the file size must be under 100 MB. Larger files cannot be processed.
Yes, once you've finished annotating, you can download the stamped PDF with your embedded changes.