How to Add a JPG Image to an Existing PDF
BunnyPDF Team
October 6, 2026
You have a PDF — a contract, form, invoice, or application — and you need to add a JPG image to it.
Maybe it is a passport photo, a signature, a company logo, or a scanned certificate. The image is saved as a JPG and the rest of the document is already a PDF.
You don't need to rebuild the entire document from scratch.
The simplest approach: combine the JPG and the PDF into one file using BunnyPDF's JPG and PDF to PDF converter.
A Real-World Situation
Imagine you have just received a contract from a client.
You download it. It is a PDF. You fill in the details, but you also need to attach your company letterhead image or your scanned signature.
You have:
contract.pdf— 4 pagessignature.jpg— your scanned signature
The client wants one file. You need to combine the JPG and the PDF together.
How to Add a JPG to an Existing PDF
The quickest method is to treat the JPG as an additional page and merge it with the PDF.
- Step 1: Go to BunnyPDF's JPG and PDF to PDF converter.
- Step 2: Upload both your existing PDF and your JPG image.
- Step 3: Arrange the files in the correct order. For example: contract.pdf first, then signature.jpg at the end.
- Step 4: Create the combined PDF and download your final file.
The result is one PDF containing all the original pages plus the JPG as an additional page — in the order you chose.
Common Use Cases
Adding a photo to a document
Government forms, job applications, and college admissions often ask for a passport photograph. If your application is a PDF and your photo is a JPG, you can combine them into one file.
Attaching a scanned signature
You can photograph or scan your handwritten signature, save it as a JPG, and add it to a PDF contract or form as the final page.
Adding a company logo or letterhead
A business may want to add a branded image to a report or proposal PDF. Uploading the logo JPG alongside the PDF creates one combined document.
Adding a receipt or proof image
If you have an invoice PDF and a photograph of a payment receipt (JPG), you can combine them into one record for accounting or auditing purposes.
What About Page Order?
Page order matters. Before you create the final PDF, arrange your files carefully.
For example, for a job application:
cover-letter.pdf → resume.pdf → photo.jpg → certificates.pdf
For a signed contract:
contract.pdf → signature.jpg
What If the Final File Is Too Large?
High-resolution JPG images can increase the size of the resulting PDF. If the file becomes too large to email or upload, use BunnyPDF's Compress PDF tool to reduce the file size after combining.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I add a JPG image to an existing PDF?
Yes. You can combine a JPG image with an existing PDF using BunnyPDF's JPG and PDF to PDF converter.
Do I need to convert the JPG to PDF first?
No. BunnyPDF handles the conversion internally. You can upload the JPG and PDF together without any pre-conversion.
Can I control where the JPG appears in the PDF?
Yes. You can arrange the files before combining them, so you decide whether the image appears at the beginning, end, or any position within the document.
Can I add multiple JPG images to one PDF?
Yes. You can upload as many JPG files and PDF files as you need and arrange them in the correct order before creating the final document.
Related PDF Tools
- JPG and PDF to PDF Converter — Combine mixed images and PDFs
- Merge PDF — Combine multiple PDF files
- Compress PDF — Reduce file size after combining
- Organize PDF — Rearrange pages in a PDF