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Stamp a PDF

Choose a PDF or drop it here

Processed on this device. Nothing is uploaded.

Short answer

Pick a stamp, choose where it goes, and it is placed on the page with the date filled in automatically. Ready-made packs cover office, legal, education, QC and medical use, and you can design your own.

Doing more than one thing?

The full editor puts every operation in one workspace with undo, so you are not exporting and re-opening between each step. Same engine, same privacy, still nothing uploaded.

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Why this one does not upload your file

Almost every free stamp a pdf tool works by sending your document to a server, doing the work there, and sending a result back. That is a cost decision rather than a privacy one — server time costs money, which is why those tools meter you, ask for an account, or cap your file size.

This one runs the same work in your browser using JavaScript, so your file never travels anywhere. There is no upload step, no queue, no account, and no page limit — and the page keeps working if you disconnect from the internet partway through.

You do not have to take that on trust. Open your browser's network tab and watch while you work, or read how it works.

What happens to your file

  • It is read from your disk into this tab's memory
  • Every change happens on your own processor
  • The result is built in memory, reopened and checked before you are offered it
  • Your original file is never modified
  • Closing the tab releases everything — nothing is stored
Questions

Straight answers

Will the date be right?
Yes. Date fields resolve at the moment the stamp is placed, not when it was designed, so a stamp made last year still prints today's date.
Can I make my own stamp?
Yes — the stamp maker lets you set the layout, frame, ink colour, letter spacing and wear, and save it for reuse.
Is a stamp a legal signature?
No. It is a visual mark on the page, which is what most everyday documents need, but it carries no cryptographic assurance.