Revit Tutorial: How to Add Titleblock Stamp

Revit tutorial, how to add an architecture stamp to your titleblock. Includes how to create the stamp family using a Generic Annotation and how to create a parameter in your titleblock that allows you to turn the stamp on or off depending on if you want it to be visible.
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[@jeffframe6780]

Finally a clear video on how this works!!! Autodesk should link this video

[@jamieloeffler2504]

in about 5 years i'll have this mastered

[@anedgomar]

very helpful thank you!

[@georgemashraqi9511]

Thank you .

[@j_scribs]

Thank you! (my BIM team also thanks you because now I won't have to bug them with this remedial task lol)

[@HyperfineArchitecture]

Happy to help!

[@desireemoraes4344]

Great video, but how can add opacity to the water mark? I need to add a huge logo just in the middle of a set of plans, but I need it with 10% of opacity. Do I need to add opacity to that image in Photoshop or it can be done in Revit? I know that is possible in AutoCAD.

[@HyperfineArchitecture]

If the watermark is just text, do it in Revit with a transparent background. If it's an image do it in Photoshop and save as a transparent background PNG.

[@mauriciocornejo1442]

AFTER I INSERT THE STAMP AND SELECT IT...........I DO NOT GET THE "VISIBLE OR NOT" ICON

[@HyperfineArchitecture]

I think you missed a step. The image goes into a Generic Annotation family. You can't turn the image on/off. Load the Generic Annotation family into your titleblock, drag it onto your sheet, and then select it. You will have the Visibility parameter available in the Properties panel.

[@stephaniemurri4928]

I see that you're using an image as your stamp. If you do that, how do you insert the architect's name or licence number?

[@HyperfineArchitecture]

That information should be on the stamp image, whether it’s created digitally or just a scan of an actual ink stamp.

[@stephaniemurri4928]

@@HyperfineArchitecture Thanks, that's what I thought you'd say.