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Open your PDF in Adobe Acrobat.
Select Tools in the upper left, then choose Edit PDF.
In the secondary toolbar, click More and select Background > Add.
To add a solid color or gradient, click From Color, then choose your color or gradient options.
To add an image, click File under Source, then browse and select your image file.
Adjust the opacity, rotation, and position settings as needed.
Choose the page range where you want the background applied.
Click OK to apply the background.
Best practiceFor best results with images, use high-resolution files and preview placement before applying to all pages.
Save the PDF to retain the background changes.
You can preview your background before applying it to ensure the color or image appears as you expect on each page.
This runs in the Acrobat app - there is no separate API for this task.
In Adobe Acrobat, you can add a background by opening your PDF, clicking on 'Tools', then 'Edit PDF', and choosing 'Background'. You can select a color or upload an image to use as the background.
A background usually covers the whole page and can be a color or image, while a watermark is usually lighter, often text or a logo, and is meant to show information like 'Draft' or 'Confidential'.
Adding a background can make your document look more professional, match your brand, or help show the document's purpose, like marking it as a draft or making it more attractive for presentations.
Yes, you can remove or change the background anytime by going back to the 'Background' settings in Adobe Acrobat and choosing to update or delete the background.
A background sits behind your text and images, so it should not cover them, but you should choose colors or images that keep your text easy to read and your images clear.