Add Image to PDF

Need to drop a photo, logo, signature or screenshot onto a PDF page? PDFMax lets you add an image to a PDF right in your browser, with no software to download and no account to create. Just open your PDF, pick the picture you want to insert, place it where it belongs and save the result. It works the same on a phone, tablet or computer, so you can finish the job wherever you are. The tool is completely free and there are no sign-up forms in the way. Add an image to your PDF in a couple of clicks and download the updated file.

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How to add image to PDF

  1. Upload your PDFOpen the Add Image to PDF tool and select the PDF file you want to edit from your device.
  2. Choose your imagePick the picture you want to insert — a photo, logo, signature or screenshot in JPG or PNG.
  3. Place it on the pagePosition the image where you need it on the PDF page and adjust it to fit.
  4. Save and downloadApply the change and download your updated PDF with the image added.
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Frequently asked questions

Is adding an image to a PDF free?
Yes. Adding an image to your PDF on PDFMax is completely free. There is no subscription, no account and no sign-up required.
Is it safe and private?
The tool runs in your browser and you do not need to create an account to use it. You only upload the PDF and image you choose to work with.
Do I need to install or sign up for anything?
No. There is nothing to install and no registration. Open the page in your browser, add your image and download the result.
Can I add an image to a PDF on my phone?
Yes. The tool works on mobile and desktop, so you can add an image to a PDF from your phone, tablet or computer.
What image formats can I add?
You can insert common image types such as JPG and PNG — for example a photo, logo, signature or screenshot.
Will adding an image change the rest of my PDF?
No. The tool simply places your image onto the page you choose; the existing pages and text in your PDF stay as they are.