Put logos, photos and stamps on your pages
Add a company logo to a letter, a photo to a report, a scanned stamp to an invoice or a diagram to a form. The image keeps its proportions as you resize, and PNG transparency is preserved, so a logo with a transparent background sits cleanly on the page. JPG photos are embedded as they are, without being recompressed, so they keep their original quality.
How to add an image to a PDF
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Open the PDF
Choose the PDF you want to add a picture to.
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Choose an image
Tap Choose an image and pick a JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF. It appears in the middle of the page you are viewing.
- 3
Place and size it
Drag to move, drag a corner to resize and use the round handle to rotate.
- 4
Download
Save and download the PDF with your image.
Features
Transparency kept
PNG logos and signatures stay transparent.
Original quality
JPG images are embedded without recompression.
Opacity slider
Fade an image into a subtle background mark.
Any page
Scroll to a page before adding, or drag an image across later.
Add Images: frequently asked questions
JPG, PNG, WebP and GIF. WebP and GIF are converted to PNG when they are added. For an animated GIF, the first frame is used.
To repeat an image on all pages, use Watermark PDF with the image option. It places the image on every page, or the pages you choose, in one step.
A JPG adds roughly its own file size. If the result is too big, run Compress PDF afterwards.
No. The image and the PDF are both processed in your browser.