Insert pdf

William Kleinschmidt

Is it possible to insert a pdf image onto another pdf?

Darbie

I don't believe there is an "insert" function for pdf's where you can link/place an image, at least yet.

As a workaround for now, you can always open the pdf you want to insert, Snip the image (G) and and the paste it where you'd like in the existing PDF.

bcostlow

Yes. Here are three ways to add images to a PDF.

1. Utilize the Image Tool
   1. Go to the Tools menu
   2. Expand Markup
   3. Expand Image
   4. Select the method you want to use

1. Utilize the Capture Tool
   1. Right-click an existing Markup
   2. Expand Capture
   3. Select the method you want to use

Notes: The Image Tool will bring the selected image into the body of the PDF where it can be resized, cropped, etc.. The Capture Tool attaches the image to the markup and cannot be resized. (see image below for capture icon)

Edit: Forgot to include the third method. Darbie outlined it in her answer. Thanks, @Darbie!

William Kleinschmidt

Yes, Darbie's solution worked!

bcostlow's solution only seems to work inserting a JPEG, and I am inserting a PDF.

Jes Stafford

Switch to the thumbnail view in your side panel.

Right Click in that panel and select Insert Pages.

Follow the dialog box to "Add" , modify the Options as desired, and set where you want to insert the PDF.

bcostlow

My bad @William Kleinschmidt - I saw image and skipped the detail that you wanted to add the PDF image.

There are so many ways to skin this cat. Here is another way to add the PDF image.

If you have the source PDF open, you can go to the Thumbnails panel, Select the Page(s) you want to copy, Right-click, select Copy Pages (if you want to insert a page into the receiving PDF) or Copy Pages to Snapshot (if you want to insert the page as an image into the receiving PDF).

Then, if :

1. Adding a page to the PDF, go to the receiving PDF's Thumbnail Panel, right-click, and choose to Paste the Page as desired.
2. Inserting the page as an image, to the page you want to add the image to, paste the image as desired.

Luke Shiras

Here's a quick way to do what @Darbie suggested.