Stamp a PDF with "Approved", "Paid", or your own seal
Add Stamp to PDF places a stamp on a PDF in your browser. Build a round rubber stamp like "APPROVED / OFFICIAL", or upload your own seal or logo, then drag, resize, and rotate it where you want and download. Everything runs on your device — nothing is uploaded.
Choose Create Round to generate a classic circular rubber stamp: type the top text (like APPROVED) and bottom text (like OFFICIAL), pick a colour, and the tool draws it for you. Or switch to Upload Image to use your own seal, signature block, or logo — a transparent PNG looks cleanest. Either way, the stamp appears on the page where you can drag it into place, resize it with the corner handles, and rotate it for a natural, hand-stamped angle.
Fine-tune with an Opacity slider for a subtle, official look, and choose where it lands with Position Presets (a corner or centre). Lock Position Globally keeps the stamp in the same spot across pages, and a Pages to Apply field lets you stamp only certain pages — for example, just the signature page.
Everything runs locally, so contracts and certificates never leave your device. The result carries no Randomly.online branding — only your stamp — and there's no signup. Your original file stays unchanged.
A quick note on what to use when: a stamp is a placed mark of status or authority; a watermark is a page-wide background/overlay; and a signature is your personal sign-off. Pick the one that matches your intent.