How to insert an image into a PDF
- 1 Open the tool at pdfdistrict.com/add-image/ and select your PDF.
- 2 Choose the image. Click “Choose image…” and pick a PNG, JPG or WebP file.
- 3 Place it. Drag the image on the page preview, or tap the page to jump it to a spot. Use the page arrows to change page.
- 4 Set size and opacity. The size slider goes from 5% to 100% of the page width; the image keeps its proportions.
- 5 Add it. Click “Add Image.” Tick “Apply to all pages” first if you want it on every page.
Which option should you use?
| You want to… | Use |
|---|---|
| Put a logo or picture on a PDF page | Add Image |
| Turn images into a PDF of their own | Image to PDF |
| Add a handwritten-style signature | Sign PDF |
| Write text on a page | Add Text |
Tips for good results
- Use a PNG with a transparent background for logos so the page shows through.
- A very large image makes the PDF heavier; reduce it first if size matters.
- Check the result with Preview.
PDFDistrict is a free, browser-based PDF toolkit that processes files locally — files are never uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
How do I insert an image into a PDF?
Open the Add Image tool, select your PDF and an image, drag the image into place on the page preview, set its size and click Add Image.
Can I add a logo to every page?
Yes. Tick “Apply to all pages” before adding it.
Which image formats work?
PNG, JPG and WebP.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser.