I want a clear status label on the PDF so different versions are easy to distinguish at a glance.

Add a clear, visible status label to exported PDFs so readers can immediately identify the document’s version at a glance. This reduces confusion, prevents using outdated files, and improves confidence when sharing or reviewing PDFs.

This feature provides a prominent status label on the PDF to make it obvious which version a viewer is looking at. The label is intended to be visible without needing to open document properties or compare filenames. It helps teams avoid mixing up drafts and finalized files when multiple PDFs are shared across email, chat, or shared drives. The status label supports faster review workflows by allowing stakeholders to confirm the document state immediately upon opening. It also reduces the risk of approving, signing, or distributing the wrong version. This is especially useful when PDFs are printed or saved locally where surrounding context (like folder names) may be lost. In collaborative environments, the label improves clarity during back-and-forth iterations and stakeholder reviews. For external sharing, it can help recipients understand whether they are viewing a draft or an approved version without additional explanation. Overall, the feature improves version clarity and reduces mistakes caused by ambiguous PDF copies.