How can I apply a watermark on every page of a PDF file?





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I have a PDF file and want to apply a watermark like the following on all pages and at 45 degrees:



watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
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watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
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    I have a PDF file and want to apply a watermark like the following on all pages and at 45 degrees:



    watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
    watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
    watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
    watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
    watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
    watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
    ........................


    How can I do this?










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      I have a PDF file and want to apply a watermark like the following on all pages and at 45 degrees:



      watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
      watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
      watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
      watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
      watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
      watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
      ........................


      How can I do this?










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      I have a PDF file and want to apply a watermark like the following on all pages and at 45 degrees:



      watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
      watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
      watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
      watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
      watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
      watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark watermark
      ........................


      How can I do this?







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          You can use pdftk as described in this answer. Sample command line:



          pdftk original.pdf stamp watermark.pdf output final.pdf


          It is especially convenient if you are on Linux as pdftk is included in many popular distributions.



          For Windows users there is also free GUI version available.






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            That's great and correct but I spent a long while trying to get this to work... Turns out the Mac version on their site has been broken since 2016 while they have a working fix... Ugh. See this stack overflow answer which might save some time for other Mac users such as myself who might have run into your answer: stackoverflow.com/questions/39750883/…

            – Shai Almog
            Jul 19 '18 at 20:45











          • Note that the free version for windows does not support watermarking. This is only available in the pro version.

            – exhuma
            Nov 10 '18 at 9:48



















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          Many ways:




          • Use a commercial program (random example)

          • Use whatever tool was used to create the PDF (e.g. Acrobat)

          • Convert the PDF to a more tractable form.


            • e.g. pdftops or pdf2ps - then edit the PostScript to add the watermark and convert back to PDF








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            Create a PDF with your watermarks and stamp the original PDF with such a tool: http://pdftools.softonic.de/






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            • problem is softonics like cnet now, have a junk installer

              – barlop
              Oct 8 '11 at 11:45













            • is that sheelapps thing the same as the foxtab software, the latter wants you to install IE9. very strange. the sheelapps pdftools thing I only see on softonic or cnet. have you tried it?

              – barlop
              Oct 8 '11 at 11:57





















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            You can open the PDF file with Libreoffice (Draw will be used by default), and then export to PDF. In the dialog that appears, enter the watermark you wish to have.






            share|improve this answer































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              pdftk works fine in windows. the important step is to create a transparent background with a non-transparent logo/watermark in it. for example you can open a standard new page (8.5x11) in photoshop, make the background opacity 0, insert the watermark or image at the position that you like at opacity 100 or less and then save it (as PDF) logo.pdf



              use the command line as suggested
              pdftk original.pdf stamp logo.pdf output final.pdf



              done
              you'll get a merged PDF with only the logo at the position that you saved the photoshop document , repeated on each page of the original pdf



              note: if the background is not transparent then obviously the logo.pdf will replace the original pdf






              share|improve this answer































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                You may be interested using Dysprosium free software, I found useful.




                • You can select one page or selected pages or all pages of your document to be watermarked.

                • You can have the same text for those pages or different texts for each page.

                • You are able to watermark, as desired by your question, in many lines using different angles, fonts, and colours

                • Similarly, if you choose to watermark with images.

                • You can watermark one document with pages from another pdf document.

                • Using this software, you can convert an image or a set of images to pdf and then over-lay or under-lay the resulting pdf to your document.

                • You are able to decide for the font, colour, angle, opacity, and scale of watermark.

                • Software does not overwrite the original file, keeping it safe.

                • Software is non-commercial, unlimited, lightweight, and portable and cross-platform as a JAR file.


                snapshot:



                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer


























                • Just tried this on Windows 10, but the interface seems to be all messed up and I don't see any watermark option at all

                  – Cocowalla
                  Jan 13 '18 at 19:47



















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                You can use Adobe Acrobat Pro to add watermark on all or only a few pages of your PDF file.



                You'll find this in the menu View / Tools Sets / Default Tools. Then the option to add watermark will be in the "pages" section on your sidebar.



                It gives you the option to rotate your text, use any style or size you want, add it in front or behind the text, etc.



                You can also use an image if you prefer.



                Finally, you can save that watermark as a profile if you need to use it on other projects.



                Make sure to keep a duplicate of your original file before testing this!



                Adobe Acrobat Pro PDF watermarks






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                  You can use pdftk as described in this answer. Sample command line:



                  pdftk original.pdf stamp watermark.pdf output final.pdf


                  It is especially convenient if you are on Linux as pdftk is included in many popular distributions.



                  For Windows users there is also free GUI version available.






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                    That's great and correct but I spent a long while trying to get this to work... Turns out the Mac version on their site has been broken since 2016 while they have a working fix... Ugh. See this stack overflow answer which might save some time for other Mac users such as myself who might have run into your answer: stackoverflow.com/questions/39750883/…

                    – Shai Almog
                    Jul 19 '18 at 20:45











                  • Note that the free version for windows does not support watermarking. This is only available in the pro version.

                    – exhuma
                    Nov 10 '18 at 9:48
















                  10














                  You can use pdftk as described in this answer. Sample command line:



                  pdftk original.pdf stamp watermark.pdf output final.pdf


                  It is especially convenient if you are on Linux as pdftk is included in many popular distributions.



                  For Windows users there is also free GUI version available.






                  share|improve this answer





















                  • 1





                    That's great and correct but I spent a long while trying to get this to work... Turns out the Mac version on their site has been broken since 2016 while they have a working fix... Ugh. See this stack overflow answer which might save some time for other Mac users such as myself who might have run into your answer: stackoverflow.com/questions/39750883/…

                    – Shai Almog
                    Jul 19 '18 at 20:45











                  • Note that the free version for windows does not support watermarking. This is only available in the pro version.

                    – exhuma
                    Nov 10 '18 at 9:48














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                  You can use pdftk as described in this answer. Sample command line:



                  pdftk original.pdf stamp watermark.pdf output final.pdf


                  It is especially convenient if you are on Linux as pdftk is included in many popular distributions.



                  For Windows users there is also free GUI version available.






                  share|improve this answer















                  You can use pdftk as described in this answer. Sample command line:



                  pdftk original.pdf stamp watermark.pdf output final.pdf


                  It is especially convenient if you are on Linux as pdftk is included in many popular distributions.



                  For Windows users there is also free GUI version available.







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                    That's great and correct but I spent a long while trying to get this to work... Turns out the Mac version on their site has been broken since 2016 while they have a working fix... Ugh. See this stack overflow answer which might save some time for other Mac users such as myself who might have run into your answer: stackoverflow.com/questions/39750883/…

                    – Shai Almog
                    Jul 19 '18 at 20:45











                  • Note that the free version for windows does not support watermarking. This is only available in the pro version.

                    – exhuma
                    Nov 10 '18 at 9:48














                  • 1





                    That's great and correct but I spent a long while trying to get this to work... Turns out the Mac version on their site has been broken since 2016 while they have a working fix... Ugh. See this stack overflow answer which might save some time for other Mac users such as myself who might have run into your answer: stackoverflow.com/questions/39750883/…

                    – Shai Almog
                    Jul 19 '18 at 20:45











                  • Note that the free version for windows does not support watermarking. This is only available in the pro version.

                    – exhuma
                    Nov 10 '18 at 9:48








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                  That's great and correct but I spent a long while trying to get this to work... Turns out the Mac version on their site has been broken since 2016 while they have a working fix... Ugh. See this stack overflow answer which might save some time for other Mac users such as myself who might have run into your answer: stackoverflow.com/questions/39750883/…

                  – Shai Almog
                  Jul 19 '18 at 20:45





                  That's great and correct but I spent a long while trying to get this to work... Turns out the Mac version on their site has been broken since 2016 while they have a working fix... Ugh. See this stack overflow answer which might save some time for other Mac users such as myself who might have run into your answer: stackoverflow.com/questions/39750883/…

                  – Shai Almog
                  Jul 19 '18 at 20:45













                  Note that the free version for windows does not support watermarking. This is only available in the pro version.

                  – exhuma
                  Nov 10 '18 at 9:48





                  Note that the free version for windows does not support watermarking. This is only available in the pro version.

                  – exhuma
                  Nov 10 '18 at 9:48













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                  Many ways:




                  • Use a commercial program (random example)

                  • Use whatever tool was used to create the PDF (e.g. Acrobat)

                  • Convert the PDF to a more tractable form.


                    • e.g. pdftops or pdf2ps - then edit the PostScript to add the watermark and convert back to PDF








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                    Many ways:




                    • Use a commercial program (random example)

                    • Use whatever tool was used to create the PDF (e.g. Acrobat)

                    • Convert the PDF to a more tractable form.


                      • e.g. pdftops or pdf2ps - then edit the PostScript to add the watermark and convert back to PDF








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                      Many ways:




                      • Use a commercial program (random example)

                      • Use whatever tool was used to create the PDF (e.g. Acrobat)

                      • Convert the PDF to a more tractable form.


                        • e.g. pdftops or pdf2ps - then edit the PostScript to add the watermark and convert back to PDF








                      share|improve this answer















                      Many ways:




                      • Use a commercial program (random example)

                      • Use whatever tool was used to create the PDF (e.g. Acrobat)

                      • Convert the PDF to a more tractable form.


                        • e.g. pdftops or pdf2ps - then edit the PostScript to add the watermark and convert back to PDF









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                          Create a PDF with your watermarks and stamp the original PDF with such a tool: http://pdftools.softonic.de/






                          share|improve this answer
























                          • problem is softonics like cnet now, have a junk installer

                            – barlop
                            Oct 8 '11 at 11:45













                          • is that sheelapps thing the same as the foxtab software, the latter wants you to install IE9. very strange. the sheelapps pdftools thing I only see on softonic or cnet. have you tried it?

                            – barlop
                            Oct 8 '11 at 11:57


















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                          Create a PDF with your watermarks and stamp the original PDF with such a tool: http://pdftools.softonic.de/






                          share|improve this answer
























                          • problem is softonics like cnet now, have a junk installer

                            – barlop
                            Oct 8 '11 at 11:45













                          • is that sheelapps thing the same as the foxtab software, the latter wants you to install IE9. very strange. the sheelapps pdftools thing I only see on softonic or cnet. have you tried it?

                            – barlop
                            Oct 8 '11 at 11:57
















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                          Create a PDF with your watermarks and stamp the original PDF with such a tool: http://pdftools.softonic.de/






                          share|improve this answer













                          Create a PDF with your watermarks and stamp the original PDF with such a tool: http://pdftools.softonic.de/







                          share|improve this answer












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                          • problem is softonics like cnet now, have a junk installer

                            – barlop
                            Oct 8 '11 at 11:45













                          • is that sheelapps thing the same as the foxtab software, the latter wants you to install IE9. very strange. the sheelapps pdftools thing I only see on softonic or cnet. have you tried it?

                            – barlop
                            Oct 8 '11 at 11:57





















                          • problem is softonics like cnet now, have a junk installer

                            – barlop
                            Oct 8 '11 at 11:45













                          • is that sheelapps thing the same as the foxtab software, the latter wants you to install IE9. very strange. the sheelapps pdftools thing I only see on softonic or cnet. have you tried it?

                            – barlop
                            Oct 8 '11 at 11:57



















                          problem is softonics like cnet now, have a junk installer

                          – barlop
                          Oct 8 '11 at 11:45







                          problem is softonics like cnet now, have a junk installer

                          – barlop
                          Oct 8 '11 at 11:45















                          is that sheelapps thing the same as the foxtab software, the latter wants you to install IE9. very strange. the sheelapps pdftools thing I only see on softonic or cnet. have you tried it?

                          – barlop
                          Oct 8 '11 at 11:57







                          is that sheelapps thing the same as the foxtab software, the latter wants you to install IE9. very strange. the sheelapps pdftools thing I only see on softonic or cnet. have you tried it?

                          – barlop
                          Oct 8 '11 at 11:57













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                          You can open the PDF file with Libreoffice (Draw will be used by default), and then export to PDF. In the dialog that appears, enter the watermark you wish to have.






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                            You can open the PDF file with Libreoffice (Draw will be used by default), and then export to PDF. In the dialog that appears, enter the watermark you wish to have.






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                              You can open the PDF file with Libreoffice (Draw will be used by default), and then export to PDF. In the dialog that appears, enter the watermark you wish to have.






                              share|improve this answer













                              You can open the PDF file with Libreoffice (Draw will be used by default), and then export to PDF. In the dialog that appears, enter the watermark you wish to have.







                              share|improve this answer












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                                  pdftk works fine in windows. the important step is to create a transparent background with a non-transparent logo/watermark in it. for example you can open a standard new page (8.5x11) in photoshop, make the background opacity 0, insert the watermark or image at the position that you like at opacity 100 or less and then save it (as PDF) logo.pdf



                                  use the command line as suggested
                                  pdftk original.pdf stamp logo.pdf output final.pdf



                                  done
                                  you'll get a merged PDF with only the logo at the position that you saved the photoshop document , repeated on each page of the original pdf



                                  note: if the background is not transparent then obviously the logo.pdf will replace the original pdf






                                  share|improve this answer




























                                    0














                                    pdftk works fine in windows. the important step is to create a transparent background with a non-transparent logo/watermark in it. for example you can open a standard new page (8.5x11) in photoshop, make the background opacity 0, insert the watermark or image at the position that you like at opacity 100 or less and then save it (as PDF) logo.pdf



                                    use the command line as suggested
                                    pdftk original.pdf stamp logo.pdf output final.pdf



                                    done
                                    you'll get a merged PDF with only the logo at the position that you saved the photoshop document , repeated on each page of the original pdf



                                    note: if the background is not transparent then obviously the logo.pdf will replace the original pdf






                                    share|improve this answer


























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                                      pdftk works fine in windows. the important step is to create a transparent background with a non-transparent logo/watermark in it. for example you can open a standard new page (8.5x11) in photoshop, make the background opacity 0, insert the watermark or image at the position that you like at opacity 100 or less and then save it (as PDF) logo.pdf



                                      use the command line as suggested
                                      pdftk original.pdf stamp logo.pdf output final.pdf



                                      done
                                      you'll get a merged PDF with only the logo at the position that you saved the photoshop document , repeated on each page of the original pdf



                                      note: if the background is not transparent then obviously the logo.pdf will replace the original pdf






                                      share|improve this answer













                                      pdftk works fine in windows. the important step is to create a transparent background with a non-transparent logo/watermark in it. for example you can open a standard new page (8.5x11) in photoshop, make the background opacity 0, insert the watermark or image at the position that you like at opacity 100 or less and then save it (as PDF) logo.pdf



                                      use the command line as suggested
                                      pdftk original.pdf stamp logo.pdf output final.pdf



                                      done
                                      you'll get a merged PDF with only the logo at the position that you saved the photoshop document , repeated on each page of the original pdf



                                      note: if the background is not transparent then obviously the logo.pdf will replace the original pdf







                                      share|improve this answer












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                                      answered Feb 2 at 10:52







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                                          -1














                                          You may be interested using Dysprosium free software, I found useful.




                                          • You can select one page or selected pages or all pages of your document to be watermarked.

                                          • You can have the same text for those pages or different texts for each page.

                                          • You are able to watermark, as desired by your question, in many lines using different angles, fonts, and colours

                                          • Similarly, if you choose to watermark with images.

                                          • You can watermark one document with pages from another pdf document.

                                          • Using this software, you can convert an image or a set of images to pdf and then over-lay or under-lay the resulting pdf to your document.

                                          • You are able to decide for the font, colour, angle, opacity, and scale of watermark.

                                          • Software does not overwrite the original file, keeping it safe.

                                          • Software is non-commercial, unlimited, lightweight, and portable and cross-platform as a JAR file.


                                          snapshot:



                                          enter image description here






                                          share|improve this answer


























                                          • Just tried this on Windows 10, but the interface seems to be all messed up and I don't see any watermark option at all

                                            – Cocowalla
                                            Jan 13 '18 at 19:47
















                                          -1














                                          You may be interested using Dysprosium free software, I found useful.




                                          • You can select one page or selected pages or all pages of your document to be watermarked.

                                          • You can have the same text for those pages or different texts for each page.

                                          • You are able to watermark, as desired by your question, in many lines using different angles, fonts, and colours

                                          • Similarly, if you choose to watermark with images.

                                          • You can watermark one document with pages from another pdf document.

                                          • Using this software, you can convert an image or a set of images to pdf and then over-lay or under-lay the resulting pdf to your document.

                                          • You are able to decide for the font, colour, angle, opacity, and scale of watermark.

                                          • Software does not overwrite the original file, keeping it safe.

                                          • Software is non-commercial, unlimited, lightweight, and portable and cross-platform as a JAR file.


                                          snapshot:



                                          enter image description here






                                          share|improve this answer


























                                          • Just tried this on Windows 10, but the interface seems to be all messed up and I don't see any watermark option at all

                                            – Cocowalla
                                            Jan 13 '18 at 19:47














                                          -1












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                                          -1







                                          You may be interested using Dysprosium free software, I found useful.




                                          • You can select one page or selected pages or all pages of your document to be watermarked.

                                          • You can have the same text for those pages or different texts for each page.

                                          • You are able to watermark, as desired by your question, in many lines using different angles, fonts, and colours

                                          • Similarly, if you choose to watermark with images.

                                          • You can watermark one document with pages from another pdf document.

                                          • Using this software, you can convert an image or a set of images to pdf and then over-lay or under-lay the resulting pdf to your document.

                                          • You are able to decide for the font, colour, angle, opacity, and scale of watermark.

                                          • Software does not overwrite the original file, keeping it safe.

                                          • Software is non-commercial, unlimited, lightweight, and portable and cross-platform as a JAR file.


                                          snapshot:



                                          enter image description here






                                          share|improve this answer















                                          You may be interested using Dysprosium free software, I found useful.




                                          • You can select one page or selected pages or all pages of your document to be watermarked.

                                          • You can have the same text for those pages or different texts for each page.

                                          • You are able to watermark, as desired by your question, in many lines using different angles, fonts, and colours

                                          • Similarly, if you choose to watermark with images.

                                          • You can watermark one document with pages from another pdf document.

                                          • Using this software, you can convert an image or a set of images to pdf and then over-lay or under-lay the resulting pdf to your document.

                                          • You are able to decide for the font, colour, angle, opacity, and scale of watermark.

                                          • Software does not overwrite the original file, keeping it safe.

                                          • Software is non-commercial, unlimited, lightweight, and portable and cross-platform as a JAR file.


                                          snapshot:



                                          enter image description here







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                                          • Just tried this on Windows 10, but the interface seems to be all messed up and I don't see any watermark option at all

                                            – Cocowalla
                                            Jan 13 '18 at 19:47



















                                          • Just tried this on Windows 10, but the interface seems to be all messed up and I don't see any watermark option at all

                                            – Cocowalla
                                            Jan 13 '18 at 19:47

















                                          Just tried this on Windows 10, but the interface seems to be all messed up and I don't see any watermark option at all

                                          – Cocowalla
                                          Jan 13 '18 at 19:47





                                          Just tried this on Windows 10, but the interface seems to be all messed up and I don't see any watermark option at all

                                          – Cocowalla
                                          Jan 13 '18 at 19:47











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                                          You can use Adobe Acrobat Pro to add watermark on all or only a few pages of your PDF file.



                                          You'll find this in the menu View / Tools Sets / Default Tools. Then the option to add watermark will be in the "pages" section on your sidebar.



                                          It gives you the option to rotate your text, use any style or size you want, add it in front or behind the text, etc.



                                          You can also use an image if you prefer.



                                          Finally, you can save that watermark as a profile if you need to use it on other projects.



                                          Make sure to keep a duplicate of your original file before testing this!



                                          Adobe Acrobat Pro PDF watermarks






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                                            You can use Adobe Acrobat Pro to add watermark on all or only a few pages of your PDF file.



                                            You'll find this in the menu View / Tools Sets / Default Tools. Then the option to add watermark will be in the "pages" section on your sidebar.



                                            It gives you the option to rotate your text, use any style or size you want, add it in front or behind the text, etc.



                                            You can also use an image if you prefer.



                                            Finally, you can save that watermark as a profile if you need to use it on other projects.



                                            Make sure to keep a duplicate of your original file before testing this!



                                            Adobe Acrobat Pro PDF watermarks






                                            share|improve this answer


























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                                              You can use Adobe Acrobat Pro to add watermark on all or only a few pages of your PDF file.



                                              You'll find this in the menu View / Tools Sets / Default Tools. Then the option to add watermark will be in the "pages" section on your sidebar.



                                              It gives you the option to rotate your text, use any style or size you want, add it in front or behind the text, etc.



                                              You can also use an image if you prefer.



                                              Finally, you can save that watermark as a profile if you need to use it on other projects.



                                              Make sure to keep a duplicate of your original file before testing this!



                                              Adobe Acrobat Pro PDF watermarks






                                              share|improve this answer













                                              You can use Adobe Acrobat Pro to add watermark on all or only a few pages of your PDF file.



                                              You'll find this in the menu View / Tools Sets / Default Tools. Then the option to add watermark will be in the "pages" section on your sidebar.



                                              It gives you the option to rotate your text, use any style or size you want, add it in front or behind the text, etc.



                                              You can also use an image if you prefer.



                                              Finally, you can save that watermark as a profile if you need to use it on other projects.



                                              Make sure to keep a duplicate of your original file before testing this!



                                              Adobe Acrobat Pro PDF watermarks







                                              share|improve this answer












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