You've got a PDF that needs a logo, a photo, or a signature. You could paste it into Word and re-export, but that's a hassle. Or you could just add the image directly to the PDF.
Why add an image to a PDF?
- Branding: Add your company logo to proposals and invoices.
- Signatures: Insert a scanned or drawn signature without printing.
- Visuals: Add screenshots, diagrams, or photos to reports.
- Watermarks: Add image-based watermarks for branding.
How to add an image to a PDF
- Open PDFly's Add Image to PDF tool.
- Upload your PDF.
- Upload your image — JPG, PNG, or WebP.
- Click on the page to place the image, then drag to reposition or resize.
- Download your updated PDF.
What image formats work?
- JPG: Best for photos and complex images. Smaller file size.
- PNG: Best for logos and graphics with transparency. Larger file size.
- WebP: Modern format with good compression.
Tips for positioning
- Logos: Place in the top-left or top-right corner for consistent branding.
- Signatures: Place near the bottom of the page, usually right-aligned.
- Photos: Center them or align with text blocks for clean layout.
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Open Add Image to PDF ToolFrequently Asked Questions
Can I add an image to a specific page?
Yes — you can navigate to any page and place the image exactly where you want it.
Can I resize the image after placing it?
Yes — most tools let you drag the corners to resize the image.
Does adding an image reduce PDF quality?
No — the image is embedded at its original quality. The PDF remains unchanged.