How to Put 2 Images in One Page PDF

Want to put 2 images in one page PDF — or even one page 2 photos — without manual resizing or complex design tools? Whether you're merging ID card front/back scans, creating a product catalog, or fitting 2 images in 1 page PDF for printing, UPDF gives you two fast ways to do it: use the built-in ID Card template for instant side-by-side layout, or start from a blank PDF and place images exactly where you want. This guide covers both methods step by step on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android.

Part 1. How to Put 2 Images on One Page PDF

If you want to put, combine, or print two images in one page PDF, the easiest way is to use a tool called UPDF. It simplifies the process and gives you full control over the page’s layout, size, and orientation. There are two effective methods to achieve this. You can create from an ID card template or start with a blank PDF.

To get started, download UPDF on your computer. Then, go through the following methods to combine 2 images in one page PDF.

Way 1. Create from ID Card

This method lets you quickly merge your selected images into a PDF with a fixed layout. It removes the need to rearrange images manually. This works well for combining the front and back of an ID card or certificates. However, you can use it to merge any two images.

Here are the steps to combine images into one page PDF.

Step 1. Open UPDF on your computer. Click “Tools” from the bottom. Then, select “ID Card” located under the Create PDF section.

Step 2. A new window will show up with two file upload options. Click each “Choose File” button and select the images you want to combine on a single page.

Step 3. Once both images are added, click the Page Size dropdown and choose your desired size. Then, select a page orientation such as Portrait or Landscape. After that, click “Apply.”

Step 4. UPDF will combine both images into a single page and open it for viewing. From here, click the down arrow in the top right and choose “Save as” or “Print” as needed.

After saving, you can also:

• Edit the layout: Resize, rotate, or reposition either image using UPDF's Edit mode if the initial arrangement needs tweaking. For more layout options, learn how to insert and edit images in any PDF.
• Add text or annotations: Label the images with captions, arrows, or sticky notes using the Comment tools.
• Share or print: Export as a flattened PDF for email, save to UPDF Cloud for cross-device access, or print directly with preserved page size.

The ID Card method is the fastest way to create a 2 image 1 page layout — ideal for ID documents, certificates, or any pair of photos that need a fixed side-by-side format.

Way 2. Put 2 Images on One Page Using a Blank PDF (Custom Layout)

This method gives you more control over combining 2 images on one page PDF in your desired layout. It works best for creating custom arrangements. You can freely place images anywhere on the page.

Here’s how it works.

Step 1. Open UPDF and click “Tools” from the Home screen. Then, click “Blank” under Create PDF.

Step 2. From the new window, customize the page appearance. You can select your desired page style, size, orientation, and number of pages. Once done, click “Apply.”

Step 3. UPDF will create and open a blank PDF. From here, click “Tools” at the top and select “Edit.”

Step 4. You will see a toolbar at the top with several options. Click the image icon for “Insert & Edit Image” from here.

Step 5. Click the area on the page where you want to insert the first image. From the new window, select the image to insert. Repeat the process to add the second image.

Step 6. After inserting both images, drag each one to your desired position — side by side, stacked, or overlapping. Use the corner handles to resize proportionally. You can also use the floating toolbar to rotate, flip, crop, replace, or delete them as needed.

Step 7. Once the layout looks right, click the down arrow in the top right corner. Then select “Save as” to export or choose “Print” to send directly to your printer. You can also click Share to generate a link or QR code for instant sending. This blank-page method gives you full creative control over any 2 image in one page design.

Part 2. Combine or Print 2 Images on One Page PDF

Sometimes, you may want to combine or print 2 images on one page of a PDF. This can be useful for creating photo albums, presentations, or catalogues. With UPDF, the process is quick and straightforward. You can use the merge and image tools to put 2 images into a single-page PDF.

Download UPDF on your device. Then follow the steps below to learn how to print multiple images on one page PDF.

Step 1. With UPDF open, click “Tools” from the Home screen. Then, select “Merge” under Multi-File Operation (Batch Process).

Step 2. Click “Add Files” and import the pictures you want to combine.

Step 3. Once the images are uploaded, go to the right-hand panel. Click the Page Size Options dropdown and choose either “Keep original size” or “Standardize page size.”

Step 4. If needed, select a page size and orientation. Enter a file name, then click “Apply.” Choose the folder where you want to save the merged file.

Step 5. UPDF will direct you to the folder where your file is located. Double-click the file to open it in UPDF. Then click “Tools” from the top menu and select “Image” under PDF Converter at the bottom.

Step 6. In the new window, check “Combine multiple pages into a single long image.” Click “Apply” and save your file.

Step 7. After saving, you’ll be directed to the destination folder. Drag and drop the single long image back into UPDF. Make sure to place it on the tab bar to open in a new tab.

Step 8. Finally, click the down arrow in the top right and click “Save as” or “Print” as needed.

Apart from creating a single-page PDF, UPDF is packed with tools to make your PDF management effortless. If you want to get more familiar with it, read this review of UPDF or watch the video below.

Part 3. Frequently Asked Questions

Conclusion

That’s all about how to put, combine, or print 2 images in one page PDF. UPDF gives you an all-in-one solution to do everything you need. You can choose an ID card template or create a blank PDF to customize your layout fully. Placing multiple images on one page is just as fast and simple. Besides this, UPDF can help you manage your PDF tasks more productively. You can also get started for free. So, click below to download UPDF and try it today!