I want to add a centered "Draft" watermark to prevent people from treating an unfinished document as final.

This feature adds a centered "Draft" watermark to a document to clearly indicate it is not final. It helps reduce accidental sharing or use of incomplete content by making the draft status immediately visible.

This feature allows you to place a centered "Draft" watermark on a document so readers can instantly recognize it is unfinished. The watermark is designed to be prominent enough to communicate status without requiring readers to check filenames or metadata. It is especially useful when circulating early versions for review, feedback, or internal approval. By visually labeling the document as a draft, it reduces the risk of someone treating the content as final or distributing it externally by mistake. It can support teams that iterate quickly and share work-in-progress documents across departments or with stakeholders. The watermark also helps prevent confusion when multiple versions of the same document exist. This is useful for proposals, reports, contracts, presentations exported to document formats, and policy drafts. It provides a consistent, at-a-glance indicator across pages, improving clarity during collaboration. Overall, it helps maintain document control and protects against premature decisions made from incomplete information.