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Merge PDF and Images

Merge PDF and images: put PDF files and JPG or PNG pictures into one document, in the order you set. Each picture becomes a page.

Two three-page PDFs with a PNG image between them. The merged PDF should have seven pages; page 4 is the image, sized 1000 x 600.

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Local limits: Max total size: 60 MB

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A practical guide

Combine documents and pictures in one file.

  1. Add the PDF files and the images together.
  2. Drag the list into the order you want.
  3. Run the task and check each page of the result.

Try this example

A 6-page application has a PNG scan of an ID card and a JPG receipt to go with it. Add all three, order them and save one 8-page file.

Before

  • report.pdf
  • photo.png
  • appendix.pdf

After

  • One PDF in that order
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: Each image becomes a page sized to the image. Password-protected PDFs are not supported; check the order before you share.

Review the page order
What you get

Combine PDFs and JPG or PNG images into one PDF in the order you set. Each image becomes one page sized to the image.

Limits and important details

Alternate: exactly two PDFs, 10 MiB each, 200 pages total and 40 MiB output. No compression or guaranteed bookmark, interactive-form or digital-signature preservation. Password-protected PDFs are unsupported. Check page order before sharing.

Example

Order a three-page PDF, a PNG image and another PDF, then merge. The result keeps that order and the image becomes one page sized to the image. HEIC, WebP and TIFF are not accepted here.