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Add Images to PDF

Insert photos or scans into an existing PDF as new pages — append at the end or after a chosen page. Runs entirely in your browser.

100% in your browser — files never uploaded

What is Add Images to PDF?

Add Images to PDF lets you open an existing PDF and insert one or more photos or scans as brand-new pages — without rebuilding the whole document from scratch. Append the images at the end, or insert them after a chosen page so supporting pictures sit next to the section they belong with.

Unlike Merge PDF (PDF files only) or Image to PDF (creates a new file from images alone), this tool keeps your original pages and adds image pages into that same document. Each image becomes one page, ordered with up/down controls before you export.

Page size options match a nearby PDF page, use A4 with the image centred, or size the page to the image itself. Everything runs in your browser with pdf-lib — files are not uploaded to ToolSink servers.

How to use the Add Images to PDF

  1. 1Upload the existing PDF you want to extend.
  2. 2Add one or more JPG, PNG or WebP images and reorder them if needed.
  3. 3Choose Append at the end, or Insert after a page number (use 0 to place images first).
  4. 4Pick an image page size: match nearby PDF page, A4, or fit to image.
  5. 5Click Add images & download to save the updated PDF.

When to use the Add Images to PDF

  • Attach receipt photos to the end of an expense PDF before sending it to finance.
  • Insert a signed photo page after the last form page of a filled PDF.
  • Add product shots into a quote PDF after the cover page.
  • Append phone scans of ID documents to an application pack PDF.

Key features

  • Works with an existing PDF plus multiple images
  • Append at the end or insert after any page
  • Reorder images before export
  • Match page size, A4, or fit-to-image layouts
  • JPG, PNG and WebP support — fully client-side

Important notes

  • Images are added as full pages, not floating overlays. Use PDF Visual Editor if you need to stamp a logo onto an existing page.
  • Password-protected PDFs should be unlocked first with the PDF Password Remover.
  • Very large images may produce large PDFs — compress photos first if file size matters.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from Merge PDF?

Merge PDF combines PDF files only. This tool keeps one existing PDF and inserts image files as new pages inside it.

How is this different from Image to PDF?

Image to PDF builds a brand-new PDF from images alone. Add Images to PDF starts from a PDF you already have and inserts images into it.

Can I place an image on top of an existing page?

Not in this tool — each image becomes its own page. For overlays or stamps, use the PDF Visual Editor.

What does “Match nearby PDF page” do?

New image pages use the same width and height as the page just before the insert point (or the first page when inserting at the start), so the document stays visually consistent.

Is my PDF uploaded?

No. Loading, embedding and export all run locally in your browser.

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