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Stamp Text
Stamp text such as “CONFIDENTIAL” or “DRAFT” on selected pages of a PDF. No upload, no signup, and free to use in your browser.
How to use Stamp Text
- Drop a PDF file.
- Type text and target pages.
- Stamp gets added to each page.
Add a short label to selected PDF pages
Stamp Text adds wording such as REVIEWED or APPROVED to the pages you select. Leave the selection blank for all pages, or enter positions such as 1, 3-5. The label is placed at a preset position rather than chosen with a drag-and-drop editor.
Check for overlap
Use short wording and inspect the output to ensure the stamp does not cover important text. Page numbering starts at the beginning of the file, including cover sheets. For a prominent diagonal label on every page, use Watermark PDF instead.
What a stamp records
The stamp is visible text in the PDF. It does not verify an approver’s identity, add a signing certificate, or create an audit trail. Keep your original document and use the newly downloaded copy for the purpose you intended.
Next steps
Related PDF tools
- Watermark PDF — Add a diagonal text watermark to every page of a PDF, with a preset light opacity.
- Sign PDF — Add a typed signature image to a selected PDF page, then download the result.
- Add Page Numbers — Add page numbers to a PDF in the position and style you choose. Free and private.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use Stamp Text?
Drop a PDF file. Type text and target pages. Stamp gets added to each page. The finished file is created in your browser.
Is this stamp text on pdf tool private?
Yes. Stamp Text runs locally in your browser, so your PDF is not uploaded to PaperKit or stored on a server.
Will Stamp Text change my original PDF?
No. PaperKit creates a new downloadable file and leaves your original document unchanged.