How to add a letterhead to a PDF
Adding a letterhead to a PDF usually means re-creating the whole document, unless you can just place the letterhead image on top. Drop the PDF into PDF Verified, add your letterhead or logo, and resize it to sit across the top of the page, exactly like placing and resizing a photo. Download the branded PDF with the letterhead baked in.
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How to add a letterhead to a PDF, step by step
- Upload your PDF, Open Quick Sign and drop in the PDF you want to brand.
- Add your letterhead, Choose the Letterhead field, upload your letterhead or logo image, and it drops in wide across the top. Drag to move it and pull a corner to resize.
- Download the branded PDF, Download the finished PDF with your letterhead in place, ready to send, sign or stamp.
What you get
- Place a letterhead on an existing PDF without re-creating it.
- Upload any letterhead or logo image (PNG or JPG).
- Drag to position and resize by the corner, like adding a photo.
- The letterhead is baked into the downloaded PDF.
- Add a signature or company stamp in the same editor.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add my letterhead to a PDF?
Drop the PDF into Quick Sign, add the Letterhead field, upload your letterhead image, resize it across the top of the page, and download the branded PDF.
Can I resize and move the letterhead?
Yes. It behaves like a photo, drag it anywhere and pull a corner handle to resize it.
What’s the best image format for a letterhead?
A transparent PNG sits cleanest over the page; a JPG works too if it already matches the page background.
Can I add the letterhead to every page?
Place it on the pages you need; you can add a letterhead to each page before downloading.
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