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Add Images or Logos to PDF Pages Online

Insert images or logos into PDF pages and control their size and position.

🔒 Your files are processed securely and are never made public.
⚡ Fast and easy A simple interface designed to complete the task in a few steps.
◈ Privacy first Your file is used only to perform the requested operation.
✓ Browser friendly Works on desktop, mobile and tablet.

Add an image or logo to a PDF

This tool is useful for placing an image inside an existing PDF page, such as a logo, stamp, illustration, or supporting graphic. It allows a document to be updated without rebuilding the entire page in another application.

Choose a suitable source image

Use an image with enough resolution for the size at which it will appear. A very small image may become blurry when enlarged, while an oversized image can cover existing content if its dimensions are not adjusted carefully.

Pay attention to placement and size

Position the image away from important text and form fields. A logo often works best at a modest size, while an illustration may need more space depending on the purpose and layout of the page.

Image placement versus a watermark

If you need a faint logo or mark repeated across many pages, a dedicated watermark tool may be more appropriate. Adding an image is better when you want a specific graphic placed at a particular location.

Review the finished PDF

Open the resulting document and check the image quality, position, and surrounding content. Keeping the original PDF is useful if you later decide to change the graphic or move it to another location.

Add an image, logo or graphic to PDF pages

The Add Image to PDF tool places a new image over an existing PDF page without requiring the entire document to be rebuilt. It can be used for logos, stamps, illustrations and other visual elements that need to appear inside a prepared PDF.

PNG, JPG and WebP support

Images can be uploaded in PNG, JPG or WebP format. The tool prepares the image in the browser for embedding into the PDF, including converting a WebP image internally when required.

Preview the image directly on the PDF

A visual preview is displayed over the rendered PDF page after an image is selected. You can move between document pages and check that the image does not cover important text, tables, signatures or other page content.

Resize the image before saving

The image size can be adjusted as a percentage of the displayed page width. A logo can therefore be kept compact, while an illustration can be enlarged when more page space is required.

Choose a position or drag the image

Horizontal and vertical position controls are available, and the preview can also be dragged directly over the page for more precise placement. The selected preview location is translated into PDF page coordinates when the document is saved.

Add the image to one page or every page

Use the current page for a one-off illustration or stamp, or enable the all-pages option when the same logo or image should be repeated throughout the document.

How the new PDF is created

PDF.js is used for page previewing and PDFLib embeds the selected image into the document. After processing, a separate PDF containing the new image placement is generated and downloaded.

Frequently asked questions about adding images to PDF

Which image formats are supported?

PNG, JPG and WebP images are supported.

Can I resize the image?

Yes. The image size can be adjusted before the PDF is saved.

Can I drag the image to a custom position?

Yes. The preview can be dragged over the PDF page for more precise placement.

Can I place the image on every page?

Yes. The tool includes an option to add the same image to all PDF pages.

Does the tool create a new PDF?

Yes. A separate PDF containing the added image is generated for download.

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