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Add Image to PDF

Place a logo, stamp or photo on any page.

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    1. Choose the image

    2. Click on the page to place it

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    White box around the logo?Use a PNG with a transparent background.
    Adding a signature?Sign PDF lets you draw or type one.
    Need it on every page?Tick “Add to every page”.

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    How to use Add Image to PDF

    1. Select your PDF.Choose the PDF that needs a logo, stamp, photo or QR code.
    2. Place your image.Choose the image, then click the page where it should go and set its size.
    3. Click Add Image to PDF.The rest of the PDF, including its text, stays unchanged.
    4. Check the image position.Check that small images are still easy to see on a phone.

    About Add Image to PDF

    When is it useful? Add Image to PDF places a logo, stamp, seal, photo or QR code on a PDF page — for example a company logo on a quotation, a passport photo on an application form, or a “PAID” stamp on an invoice.

    Good to know: choose the picture, then click on the page preview where it should go. Set the size as a percentage of the page width, and tick “Add to every page” to repeat it on all pages — handy for letterheads. The rest of the PDF, including its text, stays unchanged.

    Tips for Better Results

    • Use a PNG with a transparent background so the logo blends into the page.
    • For signatures, the Sign PDF tool lets you draw or type one.
    • Check the result on a phone too — small images may be hard to see.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How do I add a logo to every page?
    Tick “Add to every page” — handy for letterheads.
    How do I set the size?
    Set the size as a percentage of the page width, then click where it should go.
    Why is there a white box around my logo?
    The picture has a white background. Use a PNG with a transparent background.
    Can I add a signature this way?
    Yes, but Sign PDF also lets you draw or type one.
    Works with: Adobe Acrobat Reader · Chrome · Edge · Safari · most PDF viewers

    What converts well, and what doesn't

    What you addResult
    Logo, stamp, seal, photo or QR codePlaced where you click
    SizeSet as a percentage of the page width
    “Add to every page”Repeats it on all pages
    Text in the PDFStays unchanged
    Small imagesCheck them on a phone too
    💡 Tip: Use a PNG with a transparent background so the logo blends into the page.

    Common uses

    Company logoOn quotations and letters.
    “PAID” stampOn invoices.
    Passport photoOn application forms.
    QR codesAdd them to flyers.
    LetterheadsRepeat a logo on every page.
    SealsAdd an office seal.

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    Add Image to PDF: a complete guide

    Typical reasons to add a picture

    Adding a company logo to a quotation, a passport photo to an application form, a QR code to a flyer, a seal or “PAID” stamp to an invoice, or a product picture to a price list are all common tasks that normally need paid PDF software.

    How it works

    First choose the PDF, then choose the picture — JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC and other formats work. Click on the page preview where the picture should go, and set its size as a percentage of the page width. Tick “Add to every page” to repeat the picture at the same position on all pages, which is ideal for letterheads and logos.

    What changes in the PDF

    The picture is placed on top of the page content. The rest of the PDF — its text, links and other pictures — is not changed, and text remains selectable. Transparent PNG pictures blend into the page; pictures with white backgrounds show a white box.

    Common problems and how to fix them

    The picture covers text: click a different position or reduce the size. There is a white box around a logo: use a PNG with a transparent background. The picture looks blurry when printed: use a larger original picture.

    Good habits

    Use high-quality logos and stamps with transparent backgrounds, check placement on the first and last pages, and keep the original PDF.

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