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Place document pages on top of stationery/background template pages (letterhead style underlay)
Details
Compose output PDF by drawing each source page over a template/stationery page.
Typical use:
Source pages are scaled and centered on the stationery page with configurable margins.
Execution
Fill in the form, run the tool, and review the result in one place.
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Tool usage guide
The PDF Stationery Underlay tool allows you to professionally merge your documents with custom background templates, such as corporate letterheads or official forms. By placing your source PDF pages on top of a stationery template, you can ensure consistent branding and layout across all your exported files.
Background
A user has a 4-page report and a 2-page corporate letterhead template.
Problem
The report needs to be branded with the company letterhead on every page.
How to use
Upload the report as the source file and the letterhead as the stationery file, then select 'cycle' mode.
templateMode: cycle, scaleMode: contain, marginMm: 8Outcome
A 4-page PDF where the stationery template repeats across the document pages with an 8mm margin.
Background
A user needs to place content onto a specific form background with slight transparency.
Problem
The content needs to fill the entire page area while maintaining a subtle look.
How to use
Upload the document and the form template, set the scale mode to 'cover', and reduce the opacity.
templateMode: cycle, scaleMode: cover, marginMm: 2, contentOpacity: 0.85Outcome
A professional document where the content covers the background template with 85% opacity.
Yes, you can choose to cycle through multiple template pages or match them by index to your document pages.
'Contain' fits your document within the margins of the template, while 'cover' scales the content to fill the entire page area.
Yes, you can set the document opacity between 0.2 and 1.0 to control how much of the background template shows through.
The tool supports PDF files up to 500MB.
No, it creates a new output file with the underlay applied, leaving your original source files unchanged.