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Add Logo to PDF

Overlay a project logo on specified pages while preserving an unmarked source for comparison. PNG or JPG input; the mark is not a certified signature.

Synthetic example — review the operation settings before running.

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A practical guide

Keep the project mark limited to chosen sheets.

  1. Choose the project PDF and add its PNG or JPG logo file.
  2. Select target page positions and set width, position and opacity.
  3. Apply the overlay and check both the target range and nearby untouched pages.

Try this example

Place the project logo on positions 1 and 2 of a six-page record. Check the cover and scope sheet, then verify positions 3-6 have no added mark.

Before

  • Report
  • PNG/JPG logo

After

  • Report with logoLOGO
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: An image overlay is not a certified signature or secure removal method; retain the source copy.

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What you get

Place a PNG or JPG logo on selected PDF pages. Set size, position and opacity. PNG transparency is preserved; JPG backgrounds stay visible.

Limits and important details

One PNG/JPG overlay, up to 5 MiB and 4 MP. PNG transparency and JPG backgrounds remain; no EXIF correction. Width is a percent of the visible page; height fits within 90%. Target pages are positions starting at 1. A logo does not remove underlying content or protect the PDF; existing digital signatures may be invalidated.

Example

Load the sample PDF and sample logo separately. Set Overlay pages to 1 and add the logo. Check that only page 1 contains the mark and all six pages remain in order. A logo is not redaction or protection.