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Add an image to a PDF
Place a logo, a photo or a scanned stamp right on the page. Click where it should go or draw a frame for it, then move and resize it. The rest of the page stays as it was: text stays text.
Drop a PDF here
or
- PNG, JPEG or GIF
- Up to 10 MB
- Move and resize
How it works
How to add an image to a PDF
Open the PDF
Drop the document here or choose it. The editor opens with the Image tool.
Place the image
Click an empty spot on the page and choose a file, or drag a frame for it to fit in. Add from file… puts it on the current page.
Adjust and download
Drag it to move; the corners resize it in proportion, Shift frees them. A free account downloads the PDF.
What you get
Images where you want them
Where you click
The image’s top left corner lands where you click, at its natural size and no larger than half the page.
Exact size and position
The panel on the right shows the size and position in millimeters: type a number and the image moves there.
Images already in the PDF
Move, resize, replace or delete the images the document has: logos, stamps, photos.
Undo
Each change is a step in the history and can be taken back.
FAQ
Questions and answers
Which image formats can I add?
PNG, JPEG or GIF, up to 10 MB each. A PNG with a transparent background keeps it, so a stamp does not hide the text under it.
Does adding an image lower the quality of the page?
No. The rest of the page is not touched: its text can still be edited, searched and copied.
Can I replace an image that is already in the PDF?
Yes. Select it and choose Replace…, and the new picture takes its place.
Can I add a signature?
A picture of a signature or a stamp is added like any image. To draw or type a signature, use the Signature tool.
Do I need an account?
Not to add images. To download the PDF, create a free account.