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Add Logo to PDF

Add a logo to PDF pages from a PNG or JPG file. Set the pages, the size, the position and the opacity of the logo.

Synthetic example — review the operation settings before running.

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Local limits: Max single file: 60 MB

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A practical guide

Put your logo on the document.

  1. Add the PDF and a PNG or JPG logo.
  2. Choose the pages, width, position and opacity.
  3. Run the task and check the marked pages.

Try this example

Place a PNG logo in the top right corner of every page of a 10-page quote. A transparent PNG blends into the page, and a JPG keeps its background.

Before

  • Report
  • PNG/JPG logo

After

  • Report with logoLOGO
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: The logo file is limited to 5 MiB. It sits on top of the page and does not remove content. Signatures may become invalid.

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What you get

Place a PNG or JPG logo on selected PDF pages. Set size, position and opacity. PNG transparency is preserved; JPG backgrounds stay visible.

Limits and important details

One PNG/JPG overlay, up to 5 MiB and 4 MP. PNG transparency and JPG backgrounds remain; no EXIF correction. Width is a percent of the visible page; height fits within 90%. Target pages are positions starting at 1. A logo does not remove underlying content or protect the PDF; existing digital signatures may be invalidated.

Example

Load the sample PDF and sample logo separately. Set Overlay pages to 1 and add the logo. Check that only page 1 contains the mark and all six pages remain in order. A logo is not redaction or protection.