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Open your PDF file in Adobe Acrobat.
Go to the Tools pane and select Edit PDF.
In the secondary toolbar, click Watermark and choose Add.
Select File under Source and browse to choose your image file (such as a logo or stamp).
Adjust the watermark settings, such as scale, opacity, and position, to control how the image appears on the page.
Best practiceFor best results, use a transparent PNG for logos to avoid unwanted backgrounds.
Choose the page range and specify whether to apply the watermark to odd, even, or all pages.
Click OK to apply the image watermark to your PDF.
Save the PDF to retain the watermark changes.
You can preview and adjust the watermark image placement before applying it to ensure it appears exactly as you want.
This runs in the Acrobat app - there is no separate API for this task.
To add an image watermark, open your PDF in Adobe Acrobat, go to the 'Tools' menu, select 'Edit PDF', then choose 'Watermark' and 'Add'. You can then pick an image file, adjust its size and position, and set how see-through you want it to be.
An image watermark helps show ownership, mark documents as confidential, or add branding, making it clear who made or owns the file.
Yes, you can remove or edit a watermark in Adobe Acrobat by going back to the 'Watermark' menu and choosing 'Remove' or 'Update'.
A text watermark uses words, like 'Draft' or 'Sample', while an image watermark uses a picture or logo. Both help protect or brand your document, but images can be more eye-catching.
Making your watermark transparent lets people read the main content easily while still showing your mark in the background.