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Mgosoft PDF Stamp SDK Server License 7.5.0

Server licence of the Mgosoft PDF Stamp SDK: add PDF stamping and watermarking (images, text, page numbers) to server-side and web applications.

by Mgosoft

VERSION7.5.0

PRICEAbout $199 (free trial available)

RUNS ONWindows

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About Mgosoft PDF Stamp SDK Server License

PDF Stamp from Mgosoft is a professional PDF stamp creator or PDF watermark creator, which can help you stamp PDF files with images, text, graphic lines and rectangles. With the help of this stamp creator, you can annotate your PDF with custom stamps.

PDF Stamp is a powerful and useful tool which enables you to easily apply company logos, signatures, charts, page numbers, date and time, and contact information to PDF files.

This page covers the SDK Server License: the developer kit edition of PDF Stamp licensed for use on a server, so web applications and server-side systems can stamp and watermark PDF files automatically.

Key features

Server licenceUse the SDK in server-side and web applications

Developer kitCall PDF stamping from your own code

Image and text stampsLogos, signatures, custom text

Graphic stampsLines and rectangles

Page numbers and dateAutomatic numbering, date and time

License and price

License type: Paid (with free trial)
Price: About $199 (free trial available)

System requirements

Operating system: Windows

Good and keep in mind

Good

Automates PDF stamping inside web and server software

Keep in mind

Aimed at developers – requires programming
Windows only

Frequently asked questions

What is the SDK Server License?

A licence of the PDF Stamp developer kit that allows it to run on a server inside web applications or server-side systems.

What can it stamp onto PDF files?

Images, text, lines and rectangles, including logos, signatures, page numbers, date and time and contact details.

How is it different from the command-line server edition?

The SDK is called from your own program code; the command-line edition is run as a separate tool from scripts.

Is it free?

It is a paid product with a free trial; the catalog price is about $199.