Add Image to PDF
Insert images
into any PDF
Upload a logo, photo, stamp, or hand-drawn signature and place it exactly where you need it. Resize and reposition freely before downloading.
File never leaves your device
Common use cases
Company logo
Add your brand logo to invoices, proposals, and official documents — a common step when preparing PDFs from <a href="https://www.figma.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Figma</a> or Canva designs.
Rubber stamp
Place a PAID, APPROVED, or CONFIDENTIAL stamp image anywhere on the page. As covered in <a href="https://www.howtogeek.com/712218/how-to-add-an-image-to-a-pdf/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">HowToGeek's image insertion guide</a>, stamps are one of the most common use cases.
Signature image
Use a scanned or photographed handwritten signature for a personal touch. Recommended for users on platforms like <a href="https://novoresume.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Novoresume</a> submitting signed cover letters.
Photo or diagram
Insert a photograph, chart, or diagram into a report or presentation PDF.
Watermark
Place a semi-transparent watermark image across a page to mark drafts. A technique explained on <a href="https://www.lifewire.com/add-watermark-to-pdf-5193737" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Lifewire's PDF watermarking guide</a>.
QR code
Add a QR code image linking to a URL, contact card, or payment page.
Frequently asked questions
How do I insert an image into a PDF?
Open your PDF in the editor, select the Image tool, and upload your image file. It is placed on the current page — drag to reposition and resize using the corner handles.
How do I add a JPG to a PDF?
Click the Image tool and upload your JPG file. The JPEG is embedded directly into the PDF at the position and size you choose. Download the finished PDF instantly.
How do I add a PNG to a PDF?
Use the Image tool and upload your PNG. PNG files with transparent backgrounds work especially well — the transparency is preserved in the PDF overlay, so existing content shows through.
Can I convert a photo or image to a PDF?
Yes. Open the editor without loading a PDF, use the Image tool to place your photo or image, and download the result as a PDF. This is the simplest way to turn an image into a PDF.
What image formats can I insert?
The editor accepts JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF (as documented on MDN Web Docs). Images are embedded in the PDF as they are — no conversion or quality loss is applied.
Can I resize and reposition the image after placing it?
Yes. After placing, select the image and drag any corner handle to resize, or drag the body to reposition. Aspect ratio is preserved by default.
Will the image appear at full quality in the downloaded PDF?
Yes. The image data is embedded directly in the PDF without quality loss. The final file size increases proportionally to the image size. As HowToGeek explains, embedding at original quality is the expected behaviour for image overlays.