Stamp PDF pages with approved, draft, paid, confidential, or custom labels directly in your browser. Choose all pages or selected page groups, preview the first pages, and download a stamped PDF without uploading anything to a server.
Last updated: July 2026 | By Portate Team
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PDF stamping adds a visible label or mark to one or more pages without changing the original file structure. It is useful for approval marks, draft tracking, paid notices, confidential warnings, and custom page labels.
Because the stamp is drawn directly onto the page content in your browser, you can label documents quickly and keep the entire process private.
Select your PDF file and the first three pages will be loaded as previews.
Pick a preset stamp or enter custom text, then choose all pages or a selected page range.
Move the stamp to the center or one of the page corners so the placement matches your document.
Click Stamp & Download PDF to apply the stamp and save the finished file.
You can use Approved, Draft, Paid, Confidential, or a custom text stamp.
Yes. You can stamp all pages, the first page, the last page, odd pages, even pages, or a custom page range.
Yes. You can place the stamp in the center or any corner of the page.
No. The stamp is drawn into the PDF, but the document content remains in high quality.
Yes. Choose the Custom stamp option and enter the text you want to place on the page.
Yes. All processing happens entirely in your browser and the PDF never leaves your device.
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