What this tool is for
Use it when you need repeated text such as a document label, review note, or short footer on every page.
Use this tool to place repeated text at the top and bottom of every PDF page with a lightweight browser-side flow.
Please select a PDF file.
The first page renders immediately. Scroll to load later pages.
Use it when you need repeated text such as a document label, review note, or short footer on every page.
The first page is shown first so the interface stays responsive. Additional previews render as you manually scroll down.
This version adds simple repeated text only. It does not edit existing PDF content, images, or page order.
This tool works well for review notes, confidentiality labels, internal draft markers, short page footers, or repeated document identifiers that should appear on every page.
This page adds simple repeated text near the top or bottom margins. A future Add Page Numbers tool would better fit automatic numbering, and a future Watermark tool would better fit diagonal or centered overlays across page content.
This version does not edit existing text, images, or page order. It focuses on repeated text placement only, so it is best for light annotation rather than full PDF redesign.
Add a confidential label to every page, place a draft marker on internal review files, repeat a document ID, add a short distribution note in the footer, mark training materials with a team name, or stamp a revision line before sending a PDF to stakeholders.
If the text overlaps existing content, increase the offset or turn on auto-adjust. If the text is hard to read on dark backgrounds, enable the white box option. If you need page numbers or a centered watermark, this tool is not the right fit.
This tool processes PDFs in your browser. The PDF you select is not uploaded to PDFresh for this workflow. Processing speed and stability still depend on your device and browser.
Yes. You can leave either field empty and export with just one repeated text area.
The page renders the first preview quickly and loads later pages as you scroll so the interface stays lighter on long PDFs.
No. The page edits the selected file in your browser for this workflow.