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Add Image to PDF Free Online
Insert a JPG or PNG image onto any page of a PDF. Choose position (center, corners) and scale.
How to add an image to a PDF online
- Open the tool and drop or select your PDF file.
- Click "Choose image" and pick the JPG or PNG you want to insert.
- Select the target page, pick a position (center, any corner), and set the scale percentage.
- Click "Add Image" — a preview of the result appears in seconds.
- Download the finished PDF.
Insert logos, signatures, photos, and graphics onto any PDF page
Add Image is a free-placement tool: you supply any JPG or PNG and control where it lands and how large it appears. It differs from the other annotation tools on this site in two important ways. Add Stamp applies one of a fixed set of status labels (Approved, Rejected, Draft, Confidential) — useful for document review, not for inserting your own artwork. Add Watermark tiles or centers a repeating overlay across every page — designed for bulk branding rather than precise single-image placement. Add Image fills neither role: it puts exactly the image you choose on exactly the page you choose, at exactly the position and scale you set. PNG files with alpha channels are supported, so transparent logos and cut-out signatures embed cleanly without a white box behind them. JPG works for opaque photos or graphics where transparency is not needed.
When to use this tool
The most common use case is inserting a signature image onto a contract or form — scan or photograph your signature, export it as a PNG with a transparent background, and place it in the signature line without printing and rescanning the whole document. Company letterhead that is missing a logo is another frequent scenario: add the logo PNG to page 1 at the top-right corner. Reports or proposals often need a diagram, chart screenshot, or product photo dropped into a specific page — rather than rebuilding the PDF in an editor, use this tool to insert the image in under a minute. The same approach works for ID photos on application forms or any other situation where a single image needs to appear on a specific page of an existing PDF.
Frequently asked questions
- Which image formats can I upload?
The tool accepts JPG and PNG files. PNG is the better choice when your image has a transparent background — logos and signatures with transparency will render cleanly over the existing page content without a white rectangle behind them.
- Can I choose exactly where on the page the image appears, and resize it?
Yes. You pick from five preset positions (center, top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right) and set a scale from 10% to 100% of the page width. The image is placed proportionally so it never distorts.
- Does PNG transparency carry through to the final PDF?
Yes. A PNG with an alpha channel is embedded so the transparent areas remain see-through in the output PDF. The underlying page text and graphics show through wherever the image is not opaque.
- Can I add an image to multiple pages at once?
The current tool places an image on one selected page per run. To add the same image to several pages, apply the tool once per page — each run takes only a few seconds because processing happens entirely in your browser.
- Does my PDF or image file get sent to a server?
No. Both the PDF and the image you upload are processed entirely in your browser using pdf-lib and WebAssembly. Nothing leaves your device, and there is no account or login required.