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How to add a watermark to a PDF?
Import your PDF document
Drop the file on which you want to add a watermark in the drop area. You can also use the file explorer.Once the PDF is imported, you have now access to the tool.You can modify the file in the left side panel.
Create a watermark
On the right side panel, choose wether if you want to create a watermark from text or from an image.You can create several watermarks and use them as many times as you need.For text watermarks, you can choose their color and the font to match your needs.
Add your watermark on the PDF pages
Once you have created a watermark, you can select a quick position (top right, top left corner, bottom right, bottom left or center of the page), a possible rotation of the watermark as well as its opacity. Select a range of pages on which to apply the watermark, then validate by clicking on the "Apply" button.You can return to the watermark creation and selection view using the "back to watermarks" button.You can apply watermarks as many times as needed, possibly on different page ranges.
Download the PDF document
Once everything is fine, you can download your brand new file by clicking on the "download" button.
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Why adding a watermark to a PDF can be important
The PDF format is now used everywhere: invoices, forms, payslips, professional documents... These different files are generally shared, within a company or on the Internet.
Sometimes a document may contain sensitive information about a company or person. In this case, it is generally a good idea to remind employees with access to this PDF that it should not be shared outside the company, nor be stored on an unprotected storage space. Adding a watermark can be a solution: by adding, for example, a "confidential" watermark on the pages of the documents, it will no longer be possible for them not to remember it! With adequate opacity, the watermark will not interfere with the reading of the document.
Sometimes it is interesting to "sign" a PDF before sharing it, by adding your company logo for example. This has several advantages. The first is that Internet users will know that the PDF comes from your company, allowing it to be known or to add a value of trust to the document. The second is to protect you from unauthorized appropriation of your documents: a person recovering your PDF document will not be able to appropriate it and re-share it by defining themselves as the document's author, since your logo is printed on it.