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Free PDF Stamp Tool

PDF digital stamp online free

Add an Approved, Confidential, Draft, or Reviewed stamp to a PDF — a compact label in a corner, not a full-page watermark. Use the tool below, then download the stamped file.

Browser-based PDF stamping

Open a PDF, choose a stamp, drag it where you want it, and download a copy with a compact status stamp — not a full-page watermark.

Your files are handled safely

✔ Processing happens in your browser

✔ Your file is never uploaded to a server

✔ Your files are not stored or saved anywhere

✔ No account or sign-up required

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Why Use It

Common reasons to stamp a PDF

Mark document status at a glance

Show reviewers whether a document is approved, still a draft, or confidential.

Smaller and cleaner than a watermark

A stamp sits in a corner instead of covering the page diagonally.

Consistent across a batch

Apply the same stamp to every page in seconds.

How It Works

Simple 3-step workflow

1. Choose your PDF

Choose the PDF file you want to stamp.

2. Choose a stamp and position

Pick Approved, Confidential, Draft, or Reviewed, and where it should appear.

3. Download the stamped PDF

Save the file with the stamp applied.

Trust & Organization

A visual label, not a legal signature

This stamp is a visual marker for internal review workflows — it does not create a digital signature or certify the document. For an actual signature, use the Sign PDF tool.

FAQ

PDF stamp questions

How is a stamp different from a watermark?

A watermark on this site is large, diagonal, and covers the page. A stamp is a small, bordered label placed in a corner or the center, similar to a rubber stamp.

Is this a legally binding approval?

No. This adds a visual label only — it does not add a digital signature or certify the document. Use the Sign PDF tool if you need an actual signature.

Can I stamp every page at once?

Yes, check the “stamp every page” option. By default only the first page is stamped.

Is my file uploaded to a server?

No. Stamping happens entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.