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Add an Approval Stamp to a PDF Review Copy

Mark files as approved, draft, reviewed, or internal before they move to the next step

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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.

  1. 1

    Upload the PDF review copy

  2. 2

    Choose the stamp label and placement

  3. 3

    Apply the stamp to the pages you need

  4. 4

    Download the marked PDF for circulation or approval

Frequently Asked Questions

Why stamp a PDF instead of renaming the file?
A filename helps in storage, but a visible stamp communicates status directly on the document when it is printed, forwarded, or opened outside your folder structure.
What stamp labels are most common?
Approved, Draft, Reviewed, Void, Internal Use, and Copy are the most common labels in legal, operations, and finance workflows.
Is this useful before e-signature?
Yes. Teams often stamp working copies during review, then remove or replace the status mark before the final signature version is sent.

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