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Can't add image to PDF on Mac ? In fact, it is so easy once you find a professional PDF tool for help, which is PDFelement for Mac. This article is all about how to add image to PDF on iMac, MacBook Air or MacBook Pro. Read on to learn the details.
To insert image to PDF file in Mac, you actually have the best solution there. With the help of a PDF editor like PDFelement for Mac, you can easily add images to a PDF on Mac computers. Besides, you can also delete image from PDF, resize, crop and rotate PDF images and extract images from PDF.
PDFelement for Mac also lets you edit texts and pages in your document. You can add comment boxes, sticky notes, highlight, stamps, links to remark your content. What's more, its creating and converting features enables you to convert PDF from or to other popular formats like Excel, Word, PPT, Text, EPUB and more.
Click the "Free Download" button on this page to download the .dmg installation file. After you get it, double-click the file to install the program.
Run PDFelement for Mac and then click "Open File" to load your PDF from local computer. You can also go to "File > Open" on the top gray bar to add your files.
Press the "Edit" button on the top toolbar, and then click "Add Image" button on the submenu. Select the image files from your computer and drag the image to put where you need to insert the image. When you do this, you'll see the image overlaying the current PDF page.
Click on the image to reveal the light blue border. And then drag it to the right place on the PDF page and drag to re-size it. So that's all for when you insert PDF images with PDFelement.
If you want to further editing your image, you can click on the image to activate the image editing options. You can crop image to adjust its aspect ratio and cut off unwanted borders, replace an existing image with a new one. You can also extract one or more images from your PDF at a time.