4 posts tagged with "html-header"

PDFs with plain pages—reports, invoices, contracts—often need consistent branding: your logo, document metadata, page numbers, or legal footers. Doing that by hand for every file doesn't scale.

Here's the approach: A Zapier Zap in three steps: New File in Folder (trigger) → Add HTML Header/Footer (PDF4me) → Upload File. When a new PDF lands in your folder, Zapier sends it to PDF4me, you paste your HTML in the action, and the branded PDF is uploaded back. No code—just configure, map fields, and turn on the Zap.

Result: A plain PDF like sample_3_page.pdf becomes Header_PDF_ZAP.pdf with a professional header showing Document Type, ID, Title, Author, Date, and Revision—ready to share or archive.

Every step name, field, folder path, and mapping below is fact-checked from the Zapier UI in the screenshots. Use this as your setup guide from scratch.

If you're using n8n for automation, adding HTML headers and footers to your PDFs is straightforward—four nodes, no code. This guide shows you how to set up an n8n workflow that downloads a PDF from Dropbox, adds your custom header or footer using PDF4me, and uploads the branded file back. You paste HTML directly into the Add HTML header footer to PDF node—no separate header file needed.

If you're already using Make (formerly Integromat) to automate workflows, adding professional HTML headers and footers to your PDFs is straightforward—three modules, no code. This guide shows you exactly how to set up a Make scenario that downloads a PDF from Dropbox, adds your custom header or footer using PDF4me, and uploads the branded file back. You'll use the Add Html Header Footer to PDF action and paste your HTML directly into Make—no separate header file needed.

Add a company logo, document metadata (author, date, revision), or customer-specific footers to your PDFs using Power Automate—no code required. This guide walks you through the full 5-step flow (trigger → get PDF → get header file → Add HTML Header Footer to PDF → create file) with screenshots for every step, then sample HTML snippets you can copy and use for branding, page numbers, and per-customer footers, plus use cases like report headers and reusable templates.