Add Image to PDF

## Drag-and-drop visual image placement **Add Image to PDF** lets you place one or many images on any page of a PDF with a full visual editor. Drop a JPG, PNG or WebP directly onto the canvas, arrange it where it belongs, resize with the handles, rotate with the arc at the top — and repeat for every image you need. ### What you can do - Drag image files from your desktop straight onto the PDF canvas - Place one image many times — duplicates share the same upload (no extra bandwidth) - Resize with 8 handles, lock aspect ratio with Shift or the 🔗 toggle - Rotate any angle (0°, 90°, 180°, 270° presets + free slider) - Control opacity for watermark-like placement on top of existing content - Bring forward / send backward to stack images in the right order - Multi-page support with thumbnail sidebar and copy-to-pages - Undo / redo everything (Ctrl+Z, Ctrl+Y) ### Formats accepted - **JPG / JPEG** — photos, scans - **PNG** — logos, screenshots, transparent images - **WebP** — modern photo format with smaller file sizes - Up to 10 MB per image, 100 MB for the PDF ### How it works The PDF is rendered in your browser; images are previewed as blob URLs and never touch our server until you press **Apply**. Then each image is uploaded once (even if used multiple times on the page), and PyMuPDF inserts it at the exact position you arranged. Rotated images are re-sampled at 300 DPI to preserve edge quality. ### Privacy Your PDF and images are processed server-side only after you explicitly press Apply, and every uploaded file is deleted 30 minutes later.