Load a PDF, add an image, then drag it onto the page and drop it in. Client-side only.
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How to Add an Image to a PDF
Three steps, all in your browser.
1
Add your PDF
Drag in a PDF or click to browse. Use the page selector to pick which page to work on.
2
Add and place the image
Choose an image, then drag it onto the page and pull its corner to resize.
3
Stamp and download
Click Add Image to PDF to download a new file with the picture embedded on that page.
Placing a signature rather than a picture? Sign PDF is built for that, Watermark PDF stamps repeating text across pages, and Annotate PDF lets you draw and highlight freehand.
Supported images and placement
What this tool accepts and how the picture is placed on the page.
| Setting | Accepted | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Image format | Any image your browser can decode, typically PNG, JPG and WEBP | Transparency in a PNG is preserved |
| PDF input | A single PDF | Other pages are left untouched |
| Page | Any page number in the document | Defaults to page 1 |
| Position | Dragged on a live preview of the page | Set before saving |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I add an image to a PDF?
Load your PDF, click “Choose image” to add a JPG or PNG, then drag it onto the page and resize it with the corner handle. Use the page box to choose which page it goes on, then click Add Image to PDF. The image is stamped into a new copy, so the original file on your device is untouched.
What image formats can I use?
JPG and PNG images are embedded directly. Other formats (WebP, GIF, BMP) are converted to PNG in your browser first, so they work too. Transparency in PNGs is kept.
Can I add an image to a specific page?
Yes — an image can be placed on any single page. Set the page number in the selector before you place the image; the preview switches to that page and the image is stamped there. Only that page changes, and every other page is copied through untouched.
Is my file uploaded?
No — the file stays on your device. The PDF and the image are read locally and combined in your browser with pdf-lib. Nothing is uploaded — closing the tab clears everything.
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