Add Watermark

Yes. Choose the relevant pages or enter a custom range such as 1-3, 7, or 12-15. Check the range carefully so covers, appendices, or completed signature pages are not marked unintentionally.

The repeat option places several instances of the watermark across each selected page instead of using a single mark. It provides wider coverage, but high opacity or large text can make the document difficult to read.

No. A watermark is a visible label and does not replace password protection or permission controls. It can communicate ownership or document status, but it does not reliably prevent viewing, copying, editing, screenshots, or redistribution.

Watermarks are not absolutely impossible to remove; the difficulty depends mainly on the type, location, transparency, and degree of integration with the source document. Ordinary, standalone watermark layers are relatively easy to delete, while watermarks that are tiled across the entire page, cover key content, or have been merged with the document content are significantly more difficult to remove and may affect the integrity and clarity of the source content.