Add an Image to a PDF

Place a logo, stamp or picture on a PDF page, right in your browser. Drag it where you want, set its size and opacity, and download the new PDF.

PNG, JPG or WebP images
Drag to position, set size and opacity
One page or every page
No upload, instant download

How to add an image to a PDF

PDFDistrict shows a preview of your page and lets you drag the image to the exact spot you want. The image keeps its proportions; you control its width (5%–100% of the page) and opacity. Tick “Apply to all pages” to repeat it on every page, or leave it unticked to place it on the page you are viewing. Rotated pages are handled so the image lands where you see it.

Runs entirely in your browser — files aren't uploaded anywhere. Privacy →

Step-by-step walkthrough: how to insert an image into a PDF.

Practical use cases

Adding a company logo to the first page of a report before sending it.
Placing a scanned stamp or seal on a document.
Putting a small picture, such as a product photo, next to existing text.

What it does — and doesn’t — change

The image is drawn on top of the page content; it does not edit the existing text or images. It is not a signature tool (use Sign PDF for that), and one image is placed per run.

Common problems

Nothing happens when you click Add Image: you need to choose an image first — the tool shows “Choose an image first.” if none is selected.
The PDF got much bigger: the image is embedded at its original resolution, so a very large picture adds weight. Use a smaller image or reduce it first.
A transparent PNG looks different on screen: transparent areas stay transparent, so the page shows through them.

PDFDistrict vs. tools that upload your file

	PDFDistrict	Tools that upload your file
Sends your file to a server	No — processed in your browser	Yes, by design
Account required	No	Depends on the service
File size limit	100 MB per file, checked in your browser	Set by each service

Last updated: October 2026

Add Image to PDF — frequently asked questions

Can I add a logo to every page of a PDF? +

Yes. Place the logo, tick “Apply to all pages” and apply. It is drawn at the same relative position and size on every page.

Which image formats can I use? +

PNG, JPG and WebP. WebP files are converted to PNG before they are placed on the page.

Will the image be uploaded anywhere? +

No. The PDF and the image are processed in your browser and never leave your device.

Can I make the image semi-transparent? +

Yes. Lower the opacity slider to blend the image with the page, down to 10%.