Add or Edit Images in PDF with UPDF on Mac

You can easily add and edit images in PDF with UPDF on Mac. In this guide, we will show you a step-by-step guide about how to add and edit images in PDF with UPDF on Mac.

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1. How to Edit an Image in PDF?

• To edit an image, enter Edit mode first by clicking the "Tools "> "Edit".

• Then click on "Image" in the top navigation bar, and click anywhere on the file to add an image.

• You can find the icon to rotate, flip, crop, extract, replace, and change the size of the image. (Note: You can extract the image by dragging and dropping it to the desktop after selecting a picture in the edit mode.)

Alternatively, right-click the image and select the tools to copy, flip, rotate, crop, extract, replace, or delete the image.

2. How to Add an Image to a PDF?

• To add an image, go to "Edit" mode in "Tools" and click the "Image" icon.

• Now, click anywhere in the file or double-click "Image" icon with the mouse to reveal a pop-up window. Select and insert the image from a local folder. (Alternatively, you can simply drag the image into the UPDF interface to add it.)

• Once you add the image, you can adjust the position, rotate it, and perform other image edits.