Watermark
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Watermarking a PDF means drawing semi-transparent text or an image over its pages to signal ownership, confidentiality, or draft status. The mark is composited on top of the existing content at a chosen opacity, so the document stays readable underneath.
At a Glance
1 Credit
Per Run
On-Device
Processing
Text & Image
Modes
25 MB
Free File Limit
Key Facts
LittlePDF Watermark PDF supports a typed text mark (with font size, opacity, rotation, and a gray/red/blue/black color) and an uploaded PNG or JPG image mark (with opacity and scale).
Each watermark can be centered on the page or tiled across it, and is applied to every page of the document; there is no per-page or page-range selection.
Watermarking runs entirely client-side in the browser using pdf-lib, costs 1 credit, and works on files up to 25 MB free or 500 MB on Pro.
How to Watermark in 3 Steps
Drop the PDF you want to mark into the upload area.
Choose text or image mode, then set opacity, rotation or scale, color, and a centered or tiled layout.
Click the process button and the watermarked PDF downloads to your device.
Why Watermark with LittlePDF?
Stamp typed text or your own PNG or JPG logo across the document, whichever fits the job.
Tune a text mark with font size, opacity, rotation, and a color, or set opacity and scale on an image mark.
Choose a single centered mark or a tiled diagonal pattern that covers the whole page.
The watermark is drawn in your browser with pdf-lib, so the file and your logo never leave your device.
Features
Text or Image Marks
Type a watermark like CONFIDENTIAL with adjustable font size, opacity, rotation, and color, or upload a PNG or JPG logo and set its opacity and scale. Both kinds are drawn onto every page.
Centered or Tiled Layout
Place the watermark once in the middle of each page, or tile it in a repeating diagonal pattern across the whole page when you want full coverage that is hard to crop out.
Drawn On-Device
The mark is composited onto the pages locally in the browser with pdf-lib. The PDF and any logo image stay on your machine, and LittlePDF adds nothing of its own to the result.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: June 2026