Add an Image to a PDF

What you can do

• •Place a JPG or PNG onto a PDF page without a desktop layout tool
• •Position and resize the image to fit the space you have
• •Use transparent PNGs for logos and stamps over existing content
• •Keep both the PDF and image on-device during editing
• •Follow with flatten if you need a non-layered output

How it works

1. 1

   Select your PDF

   Choose the PDF from your device.

2. 2

   Choose an image

   Pick the image and place it on the page. Both stay local during editing.

3. 3

   Download

   Save the updated PDF.

Common uses

• •Insert a company logo onto letterhead pages
• •Add a diagram or photo to an existing report PDF
• •Place a scanned signature image when ink sign is unavailable
• •Attach a product photo to a one-page PDF flyer

Frequently asked questions

Which image formats can I add?

Common web image formats such as JPG and PNG work. A PNG with a transparent background is the best choice for a logo or stamp that should sit over existing content.

Can I resize and position the image?

Yes. Place it on the page you want and adjust the size so it fits the space rather than covering the text underneath.

Can I stamp a logo on many pages?

For repeating stamps across pages, the watermark tool is usually a better fit than placing one image at a time.

Add Image vs Sign PDF — what’s the difference?

Add Image places a general picture. Sign PDF is built for draw, type, or image signature stamps.

Does the image get uploaded?

No. The PDF and image are handled in the browser.

Do I need an account?

No account or sign-up is required.

Related PDF tools

• Add Text
• Watermark
• Sign PDF
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