Add a logo to a PDF
Place your logo on a PDF and remove its background, without uploading anything.
Branding a quote, invoice or letterhead usually means dropping a logo onto the page, and most online editors upload your document to do it. Here the logo is placed in your browser: add the image, drag it where you want, and if it came on a white or solid background you can key that out so only the mark shows. Nothing is uploaded.
How to add a logo to a PDF
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Open your PDF
Drop in the document you want to brand.
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Add your logo
Use Logo / Stamp to add a PNG or JPG, and remove its background if it has one.
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Place and save
Drag and size the logo, then download the PDF, built on your device.
Why add a logo on your device
A quote, contract or letterhead is often something you would rather not upload just to stamp a logo on it. Placing the logo locally means the document, and your branding, stay on your machine.
Frequently asked questions
How do I insert a logo into a PDF?+
Open the PDF, use Logo / Stamp to add your logo image, drag it where you want, and download. It is inserted in your browser, so the file is never uploaded.
Can I remove the white background from my logo?+
Yes. When you add the logo, keep Remove background on to key out a white or solid backdrop so only the logo shows, while keeping its colours.
Can I put the logo on more than one page?+
Yes. A logo you add is saved to a strip while this document is open, so you can drop the same one onto other pages without recreating it.
Is my document uploaded?+
No. The logo is placed in your browser and the file never leaves your device.
What image formats work?+
PNG and JPG. A transparent PNG drops in cleanly; for a logo on a white background, use Remove background.
Is it free?+
Yes, with no sign-up.