PDFelement - Edit, Annotate, Fill and Sign PDF Documents
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Imagine you have just downloaded a large PDF-based whitepaper or manual for reading. Or a favorite eBook that is more than 50 pages long but then on every page, you get these large watermarks and stamps reading something like COPY or displaying a specific logo. These are not only distracting but can also take the fun out of your reading experience.
Stamps are not only found on downloaded documents. People insert stamps for many reasons, the most common of all being the need to customize or personalize documents. So if you are looking to edit and remove all stamps from PDF on Mac you added yourself or one that came with a native PDF file, this article will present the perfect solution for the task at hand.
Wondershare PDFelement for Mac is a multipurpose, multi-feature application that is commonly used to edit text, images, and other types of content on PDF documents. It features many functions that are frequently found on high-end PDF tools such as Adobe Reader but with a twist – the overall cost of PDFelement is lower for the same amount of features on most competitors.
Wondershare PDFelement for Mac comes with over a dozen different features for editing and modifying PDF documents and a number of other file types. You can create PDF documents from Word, Excel, PowerPoint, JPEG, and a number of other file types. Even if your PDF files are scanned, PDFelement automatically detects the contents of these files and enables you to edit them, thanks to its Optical Character Recognition (OCR) feature.
To open your file, click the "Open File" button at the bottom of the screen and select the file from your computer via the "Open File" dialogue box that comes up. Click "Open" to upload the file once it is selected. If you'd rather not go through this process, you can simply use the Mac's drag and drop tool to upload the file.
With your file uploaded, select the "Markup" button at the top to launch the Markup sub-menu column. Here, click on the tiny "Eye" icon to unhide any hidden annotations, including stamps, on your document. Note you can also click this button to toggle between showing and hiding the stamps. To remove the stamps, click the equally small "Trash" icon.
When it opens up the "Remove Markups" dialogue box with multiple markup options to remove. On the middle row, tick the "Stamps" option and select "Remove" to do away with all stamps on your document.
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