Guide

How to stamp a PDF in under 60 seconds

To stamp a PDF with Sealify: open the app, upload your PDF, build or pick a seal, drag it into place, then download. The file stays in your browser the whole time.

Ready to stamp? Open the free editor — PDF stays in your browser.

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Steps

  1. 1

    Open Sealify and upload your PDF

    Go to app.sealifypdf.com and drag in a PDF up to 15 MB. Nothing is uploaded to a server.

  2. 2

    Build or choose your stamp

    Create a circle, oval, rectangle, or corner seal with your company name, colour, and optional logo.

  3. 3

    Place the stamp on the page

    Drag the stamp to the right spot and resize with the corner handle. Adjust opacity and blend if you want a printed look.

  4. 4

    Download the stamped PDF

    Export the file. Optionally flatten the page for a scan-like result, then send or file the PDF.

Why stamp a PDF digitally?

Printing, stamping by hand, and scanning burns 20–30 minutes on a document that should take a minute. Digital stamping is the same visual result — company name in a seal — without the ink pad.

Sealify is built for offer letters, invoices, certificates, HR letters, and other PDFs that need an official-looking stamp before you send them.

What you need

A laptop or phone browser and a PDF under 15 MB. No account is required for the core free tier.

  • Company name (and optional registration line or motto)
  • Preferred seal colour
  • Optional logo image for the centre of the seal

Tips for a realistic stamp

Use Blend stamp so the seal sits into the page instead of looking like a hard sticker. Lower opacity slightly if the page is already busy. Flatten PDF only when the recipient needs a scan-like image of the whole page.

Stamp vs e-signature

A company seal marks a document as issued by your organisation. It is not a legal e-signature and does not replace DocuSign-style signing. Use Sealify for stamps and seals; use a dedicated e-sign tool when you need binding signatures.