➕Insert Pages into PDF - Add Blank Pages, Images or Another PDF Online
Add new pages to an existing PDF without splitting and re-merging it. You can insert three kinds of content: blank pages (for notes or to pad out double-sided printing), images (photos, scans or screenshots, fitted to the page automatically) or all or some pages of another PDF. Put them at the beginning, at the end, before or after page N, or after every page — combined with “one page at a time (interleave)”, this merges separately scanned front and back sides into one correctly ordered file, and with blank pages it turns a handout into one with a notes page after each slide. Blank pages can match the adjacent page or be A4 or Letter, and images can keep their own size. A live preview shows the resulting page order. Existing pages and bookmarks are kept, and everything runs locally in your browser.
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How to use Insert Pages into PDF
- 1Upload the PDF you want to add pages to
- 2Choose blank pages, images or another PDF, then pick the files, count and page size
- 3Choose where to insert, check the page order preview and click Insert & download
FAQ
- How do I combine separately scanned front and back sides?
- Upload the fronts PDF, choose Pages from another PDF and pick the backs file, set the position to After every page and choose One page at a time (interleave). If the backs were scanned in reverse order, fix the order first with the Organize PDF tool.
- What size are the inserted blank pages?
- By default they match the adjacent page (inserting after page N copies page N’s size); you can also force A4 or Letter.
- Will inserted images be distorted?
- No. Images are scaled proportionally and centered on the page, or choose Match image size to make the new page exactly as large as the image.
- Are my files or data uploaded?
- No. Everything runs locally in your browser with no network upload, and is discarded when you close the page.