Replace an image in a PDF
Replace an image in a PDF free and in your browser. Click any picture on the page to remove it (the gap is filled to match the page) or swap in a new image fitted to the same spot. Great for old logos and outdated photos. Your file never leaves your device. No watermark, and no sign-up to edit. Downloading needs a free account and starts at 99p for your first week.
- Runs in your browser: files are never uploaded
- No watermark, no sign-up to edit
- Free to edit; downloading starts at 99p for your first week
Drag & drop your PDF here
Private: processed in your browser
What you can do with Replace Image in PDF
- Click any picture already on the page to select it
- Swap in a new image, fitted to the same spot so the surrounding layout does not move
- Or remove the picture entirely, with the gap filled to match the page behind it
- Useful for an old logo, an outdated headshot or a photo on a template you reuse
- Accepts PNG and JPG files from your device
- Runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and there is no watermark
How it works
- 1
Open your PDF
Drop the file into the editor. It loads on your device and is never uploaded.
- 2
Click the picture
Click the image on the page, then choose Replace image or Remove image.
- 3
Pick the new image
Choose a PNG or JPG and it is fitted into the same spot, so nothing else moves. A removed image leaves a gap filled to match the page.
- 4
Download your PDF
Export the file, or share it as a link and QR code. Both need a free account; downloading starts at 99p for your first week.
Replace Image in PDF FAQ
How do I swap a picture in a PDF?
Open the PDF in peadf and click the picture. Choose a replacement from your device and it is fitted into the same position and size, so nothing else on the page shifts.
Can I just delete an image instead of replacing it?
Yes. Removing it fills the space with a colour matched to the page behind, so there is no white rectangle left where the picture was.
Can I replace a logo across every page?
Images are replaced per page, so a logo repeated in a header needs doing on each page it appears on.