Place a JPG or PNG image on any page of your PDF. Drag it into position, resize it and set its opacity.
Last Updated: August 2026·Written by Ayaz Dilawar
Drop your PDF here
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Drop your image here
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Click and drag the image to reposition it. Use the handles to resize.
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Place it exactly
Drag the image anywhere on the page preview and resize it from the corner handle. The position and size you see in the preview are what get saved.
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Adjustable opacity
Set the image anywhere from 10% to 100% opacity, so it can sit boldly on the page or let the content beneath show through.
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Handled in your browser
Your PDF and image are read, previewed and combined in your browser tab. The tool has no upload step.
Need a logo on an invoice, a photo on a flyer or a signature image on a form? Load a PDF and an image, pick the page, and place the picture right on the preview. Drag it where you want it, resize it from the corner, adjust its opacity, and download the updated PDF. It works with JPG and PNG images, and one image is added to one page each time you save.
How to add an image to a PDF
Drop your PDF into the first box, or click it to browse for the file.
Drop a JPG or PNG into the second box. Once both files are loaded, the page editor opens with a preview of the first page.
Use the arrow buttons to go to the page where the image should appear. The image is added only to the page showing when you save.
Drag the image to position it, and drag the square handle at its bottom-right corner to resize it. Move the opacity slider if you want the image lighter.
Click “Save & Download PDF with Image,” then click “Download PDF.” The file is named after your original with “-with-image” added.
What you can use it for
Company logos: add a logo to an invoice, report, proposal or letterhead that was exported without one.
Signature images: place a picture of your handwritten signature on a contract or form. This inserts an image only; it is not a cryptographic digital signature.
Photos: put a headshot on a resume, a product photo on a flyer, or a picture on a printable form.
Stamps and seals: add an approval stamp, company seal or badge to a chosen page.
Faint marks: lower the opacity to lay a light image over a page, such as a draft or confidential mark.
Tips and limitations
Tips for best results
Use a PNG with a transparent background for logos and signatures, so no white box shows around them.
The image first appears in a default box on the page, so it can look stretched. Check the preview, adjust the corner handle, and save only when it looks right.
For a lighter overlay, try an opacity of 15–30%. Text underneath stays easier to read.
Good to know
Each save adds one image to one page. To add more, download the PDF and upload the new file for the next round.
Resizing keeps the image between 5% and 90% of the page in each direction.
Positioning uses mouse events, so use a desktop or laptop browser. Touch screens are not supported by the editor.
The image is placed over the page as a picture. It does not add searchable text to scanned pages.
Troubleshooting
“Failed to add image”: This usually means the image is not a JPG or PNG (WebP is a common culprit), or the PDF has a problem. Convert the image to JPG or PNG and try again.
“Please select an image file” or “Please select a PDF file”: Each box only accepts its own file type. Make sure the PDF is in the first box and the image is in the second.
The PDF does not open in the editor: A password-protected or damaged PDF may not load. Try Unlock PDF or Repair PDF first.
The image landed on the wrong page: It is added to the page showing in the preview when you click Save. Change to the right page before saving.
“Remove image” did not remove it: That button resets the image to its default position and size. To leave the image out, clear the files with the X button and start over.
Frequently asked questions
JPG (JPEG) and PNG. The image picker will let you choose other image types, such as WebP, but the tool can only embed JPG and PNG data when saving, so other formats will usually end with a “Failed to add image” message. Convert the image to JPG or PNG first. PNG is the better choice for logos and signatures because transparent areas stay transparent.
Each save adds one image to one page: the page showing in the preview when you click Save. To add another image or use another page, download the result, then upload that new PDF (it is named after your original file with “-with-image” added) and repeat the steps.
The image is drawn on top of the page you choose. Your existing pages are not converted to pictures, so text and graphics stay as they were. The file is re-saved with the image included, so its size will change, and the result panel shows the new file size.
The tool reads both files in your browser, shows the page preview there, and builds the new PDF there. The code on this page has no step that sends your PDF or image to a server.
Yes. The opacity slider runs from 10% to 100%. The preview reflects the setting, and the same value is applied to the image in the saved PDF. Lower settings let the page content underneath show through.
The drag and resize controls respond to mouse input only, so positioning is meant for a desktop or laptop browser with a mouse or trackpad. The editor does not include touch handling, so dragging on a touch screen may not work.