Ready in six languages
APPROVED, PAID, RECEIVED, DRAFT, CONFIDENTIAL and REJECTED, and the same in French, Arabic, German, Spanish and Portuguese, each in its usual colour and with the date written in that language.
Stamp a PDF: Approved, Paid, Confidential
Put a stamp such as APPROVED, PAID, RECEIVED or CONFIDENTIAL on any page, with today's date, in the language of your document or in your own words. Free, in your browser.
or drop it here
- Runs in your browser
- Free, no account needed
- Works on phones
How it works
How to stamp a PDF
- 01
Choose your PDF. It opens in the editor, in your browser.
- 02
Choose Stamp and pick one, or type your own words; keep today's date or leave it out.
- 03
Drag the stamp where it goes, size it, and download the PDF.
Why GenPDF
Stamp PDF with GenPDF: what is different
Dated for you
Today's date is written in the stamp's own language, so a French stamp carries a French date.
Part of the page
The stamp is written into the page itself, so every PDF reader shows it and it prints as you see it.
Questions
Stamp PDF: questions and answers
Can I make my own stamp?
Yes. Type your own words, in any language, and GenPDF makes a stamp of them, with or without the date.
Can I stamp several pages?
Yes. Place a stamp on each page that needs one, then download the PDF once.
Can a stamp be removed afterwards?
Before you download, delete it or undo. In the downloaded PDF it is part of the page, not a comment a reader can hide.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. Stamps are placed in your browser. A scanned page is sent as an image only if you agree to have its words read, and deleted as soon as they are read.