Add an Approval Stamp to a PDF Review Copy
Mark files as approved, draft, reviewed, or internal before they move to the next step
Why Add an Approval Stamp to a PDF Review Copy?
Document review workflows depend on visual status signals. Stamping a PDF with Approved, Draft, Reviewed, or Internal Use reduces confusion and makes it obvious which version should be shared, signed, or archived.
How to Add an Approval Stamp to a PDF Review Copy — Step by Step
Follow the shortest path for this exact task, then jump into the tool when you are ready to compress the file.
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Upload the PDF review copy
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Choose the stamp label and placement
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Apply the stamp to the pages you need
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Download the marked PDF for circulation or approval
Frequently Asked Questions
Why stamp a PDF instead of renaming the file?
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