Insert pages into a PDF
Add a PDF, a Word file or an image to your PDF exactly where it belongs — after page 21, say.
1 · Your PDF
Drag & drop a file here
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2 · What goes in?
PDF, Word (.docx) or image (JPG, PNG, HEIC …)
Drag & drop or click to browse
Runs via our server — files are uploaded and deleted right after processing.
Your file is ready to download.
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The whole file goes in: a PDF with all its pages, a Word document (.docx) converted to PDF pages, an image as a page of its own in the size of the page next to it. Pages count from the PDF file's first page, not by the printed page numbers — printed numbers and a table of contents in the text don't change. In a Word file, fonts the server doesn't have are replaced with similar ones; for an exact result, save it as a PDF in Word first. At most 10,000 pages together; each file and the result must fit your plan's size limits.
How it works
- Upload your PDF and the file to insert — Choose your PDF and what goes into it — a PDF, a Word file (.docx) or an image.
- Choose where it goes — At the start, after a given page, or at the end. Pages count from the file's first page.
- Download the result — Download the combined PDF — “Insert something else” adds the next file straight away.
When to use it
Use it when a finished PDF needs pages added later — a signed declaration into a term paper, a photo of an attachment into a report, a forgotten chapter from Word in the right place — without exporting the whole document again.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put an image onto an existing page, like a signature?
No — an image is inserted as a page of its own, in the size of the page next to it and shown in full. To place something on an existing page you need a PDF editor.
Do page numbers and the table of contents update?
No. Printed page numbers and a table of contents in the text stay as they are. The PDF's bookmarks and links still lead to the right pages; the inserted file's own bookmarks aren't taken over, and page labels (i, ii, …) only stay when the pages go at the end.
What happens to a digital signature?
It becomes invalid: this tool writes the PDF anew, so the signature no longer validates. Insert the pages before signing.