Apple introduced Quick Actions with the release of macOS Mojave, which was a new feature that helped you enhance your productivity. Quick Actions allows for easy Finder access to common tasks, such as rotating an image or compiling a multitude of images into a single PDF file. It essentially uses Automator workflows to process the files. The option to watermark PDF files is not present by default in Quick Actions, but it can be added by using a few Automator customizations. The result is the ability to watermark a PDF file easily using Finder without any additional third-party software. … Read more

Apple introduced Quick Actions with the release of macOS Mojave, which was a new feature that helped you enhance your productivity. Quick Actions allows for easy Finder access to common tasks, such as rotating an image or compiling a multitude of images into a single PDF file. It essentially uses Automator workflows to process the files. The option to watermark PDF files is not present by default in Quick Actions, but it can be added by using a few Automator customizations. The result is the ability to watermark a PDF file easily using Finder without any additional third-party software. … Read more