How to Insert an Image Into a PDF With Adobe 9
Portable Document Format (PDF) documents may be created from any application that creates editable documents, such as Microsoft Word. Normally, it is much more efficient to import the image into the document before converting to PDF format. However, Adobe Acrobat 9 Professional and Standard versions may be used for creating, editing and securing Portable Document Format (PDF) documents. Adobe Acrobat does not have the functionality to drag and drop images into the PDF. To insert images into an existing PDF, use the "Stamp" tool in Adobe Acrobat 9.
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Instructions
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Right-click the PDF file and select "Open With Adobe Acrobat" from the context menu. The PDF opens in the Adobe Acrobat interface.
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Click the "Tools" option on the top navigation menu in Adobe Acrobat.
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Click "Comments and Markups" and then click "Stamps."
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Click "Create Custom Stamps..." and then click the "Browse" button. A file navigator will open.
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Navigate to and click on the image file. Click the "OK" button to load the image.
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Click on a category for the image and then type a name for the image into the "Name" input box.
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Check the checkbox in front of the "Downsample" option to reduce the size of the image. Leave this checkbox unchecked to retain the size and resolution of the image.
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Click "OK."
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Click the "Tools" option and then click "Comment and Markup."
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Click "Stamps" and then click the category you chose for the image.
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Click on the image you loaded in the previous steps.
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Click inside the PDF document at the location where you would like to place the image. An opaque image travels with your cursor to help you place the stamp.
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Click the "File" option on the top navigation bar, and then click "Save" to save the PDF with the newly-inserted image.
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