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Add Image to PDF Online

Insert JPG or PNG images on any PDF page, control size, rotation and opacity, and download without uploading your files.

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Choose a PDF

Your PDF and images stay on this device. Nothing is uploaded to FigureOwl.

Click the page to place the image

Each click adds the current image and settings.

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Image settings

Selected image preview

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Insert an image into any PDF page

Choose a PDF and a JPG or PNG image, then click the exact page position where the picture should appear. Add a company logo to a proposal, a photo to a form, a stamp to a review copy or a chart to a report without returning to the original document.

Resize, rotate and control transparency

Set the image width as a percentage of the page, rotate it in 90-degree steps and reduce opacity when a graphic should sit lightly over existing content. Every click creates a separate placement using the current image and settings. You can switch images and continue on other pages before downloading.

Choose JPG or PNG

JPG is usually smaller for photographs. PNG is better for logos, diagrams and stamps, especially when you need a transparent background. The tool keeps the original aspect ratio so the image is not stretched.

Adding an image does not edit existing objects

This tool adds a new image layer over the page. It does not select, replace, crop or remove pictures already embedded in the PDF. Keep the original file if you may need to revise the placement later.

Private browser-local processing

The PDF, selected images and finished document are processed locally on your device. FigureOwl does not receive or store them. The tool accepts one PDF up to 100 MB and 100 pages, plus JPG or PNG images up to 25 MB and 60 megapixels.

Frequently asked questions

No. The files and finished PDF are processed locally in your browser.

JPG and PNG are supported. PNG is recommended when transparency matters.

Yes. Place one image, choose another image, move to any page and continue before downloading.

Yes. Rotate in 90-degree steps and set opacity from 10% to 100% before placing it.

No. It adds a new image layer and does not edit or remove existing PDF objects.

Yes. Transparent areas in a PNG remain transparent when embedded in the PDF.

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