Insert an image into a PDF.

Hi, I just found.......in the top toolbar (where it says: file, edit, view, document, etc...) you need to select: document. In the window that opens, select: watermark then, add.

In the new working window, in the box: source, you need to check: file and then, using the 'browse' button (further right) search for the photo. Then the boxes: Aspect and Position will allow you to do whatever you want with it.

There you go.

Catch you later ;-).

Lausurfer.

Hello.
A year later...

"Tools => Content => Edit object => Right-click on the page => Insert an image".

Thank you Orel! I can’t go through the watermark either: I think it all depends on the versions of Adobe Acrobat and mine is very old.

Not the option for the clipboard image either.
In Comments => Stamp, I created a Custom Stamp, then I went to find my image using the Select button, I gave it a Category name and a name for this stamp, and there you go!

To insert a scanned manual signature, it's perfect: once it's in the custom stamp, it will be available for all documents. :-)

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To insert a photo on a PDF resume, it's simple.
Download Doxillion from NCH Software (freeware).
Then convert your resume to PDF and also convert a photo to PDF.
Once done, double click on the resume (PDF); it will open with Acrobat (that's normal).
Double click on the photo (PDF) and copy-paste the photo onto the resume.
Normally, you should see the photo on the resume.
Adjust it as you like and place it as you wish.
Then save on the PDF resume window.
Copy your elements to modify, if necessary, to the desktop to see if it works. (In case there is an error...)