Insert logos, photos and stamps into any PDF — right in your browser.
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To add an image to a PDF, open the PDF above, click Image, choose a PNG or JPG, then drag it into position and resize it with the corner handle. The picture is embedded into the page on download, so logos, stamps and signature images stay exactly where you put them in every PDF reader. Transparent PNGs keep their transparency. Free for 3 documents a day, processed in your browser with no upload.
Drop it into the box above — it opens instantly, nothing is uploaded.
Click “Image” in the toolbar and choose a PNG or JPG. It lands on the current page — drag it into position and resize it with the corner handle.
Click Download — the image is embedded into the document so it shows in every PDF reader.
Drop your company logo onto proposals, invoices and letterheads.
Place a photographed signature where the document needs it.
Insert product shots into spec sheets and one-pagers.
Add PAID, APPROVED or certification marks as images.
DoceasePDF inserts images into your PDF entirely in your browser: a company logo on a proposal, a photo into a report, a stamp on an approved invoice, or a scanned signature image onto a contract.
PNG and JPG both work, and PNG transparency is preserved — so a logo with a transparent background sits cleanly over the page. Place as many images as you need across any pages before downloading once.
Because nothing is uploaded, the document and the image stay on your device — a safe way to combine sensitive paperwork with personal photos or company assets.
Continue your PDF workflow: Add Text to PDF — Captions and labels next to your image., Sign PDF — Draw a signature instead of uploading one. or Annotate PDF — Mark up around the inserted image.
Putting a logo on a proposal shouldn't require a design tool or an Acrobat subscription. Click Image, pick the PNG or JPG, drag it where it belongs and resize with the corner handle. The image is embedded into the PDF itself on download — not linked, not compressed into oblivion, just part of the page.
A photographed signature drops onto a contract's signature line in seconds — resize it to match and download. The same flow covers PAID and APPROVED stamps on invoices, certification marks on documents, and product photos in spec sheets. Transparent PNGs keep their transparency, so marks sit cleanly over page content.
| DoceasePDF | Upload-based tools | |
|---|---|---|
| Where your file is processed | On your device, in your browser | Uploaded to their servers |
| Account required | No — open a file and start | Often required after 1–2 uses |
| Price | Free — 3 documents a day | Credits, trials or subscriptions |
| Waiting for uploads | None — files open instantly | Upload + queue + download again |
| Tools per session | Every tool on one document | One tool, then re-upload |
Editing happens in your browser with WebAssembly. Your file is never uploaded, so nobody — including us — can see it.
3 documents a day with every tool included — no sign-up, no page limits, no watermarks. Pro lifts the daily cap.
Any modern browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone or Android. Nothing to download or install.
Edit, sign, organize and compress in a single session — no re-uploading between tools like on other sites.
Open the PDF in the tool above, click “Image”, pick a PNG or JPG, then drag and resize it on the page. Click Download to save the PDF with the image embedded.
Yes. Transparent PNGs keep their transparency, so logos and signatures blend cleanly with the page behind them.
Yes — select a page in the sidebar, insert an image, then repeat on any other page. Each image can be moved and resized independently before you download.
No. Both the PDF and the image are processed in your browser and never leave your device.
PNG and JPG. Transparent PNGs keep their transparency, which is ideal for logos, stamps and signature images.
Insert the logo as a transparent PNG, then drag it where you want it and scale it with the corner handle. Because transparency is preserved, the logo sits directly on the page background instead of inside a white rectangle — repeat on each page that needs branding.
No. Images are embedded at their original resolution — what you insert is what prints.