Add Page to PDF
Put new pages into your PDF exactly where you need them: blank pages, the pages of another PDF, or photos and scans.
Free, no sign-up. Everything runs in your browser.
or drop a PDF here
The PDF you want to add pages to. Up to 150 MB; password-protected PDFs cannot be opened.
Your file stays on your device
Step by step
How to use Add Page to PDF
- 1
Open your PDF
Choose the PDF that needs the extra pages. You see how many pages it has.
- 2
Pick what to add
Blank pages (plain, lined, grid or dotted), every page of another PDF, or pictures, one per page.
- 3
Choose where
At the start, at the end, or after any page. Blank and picture pages can match the size of the page next to them.
- 4
Download
Press Add pages and download. Your original file is not changed.
Overview
About Add Page to PDF
Most PDF readers let you look at a file but not add a page to it. This tool opens your PDF, puts the new pages in at the place you pick, and saves a new copy. The pages that were already there are copied as they are, so nothing gets blurry.
A blank page takes the size of the page next to it by default, so it looks like it belongs. You can also choose A4, Letter, Legal or A5, and lined, grid or dotted paper for notes. Pages from another PDF go in all together, in their own order. Pictures become one page each, fitted with a small margin and turned the right way up.
Everything happens in your browser. The PDF is not uploaded, which matters for application forms, contracts and statements.
When it helps
- Adding a blank page for notes or a signature at the end of a document
- Putting a missed scanned page back in the right place
- Inserting a cover page or a certificate from another PDF
- Adding photos of receipts or ID pages to an application PDF
Specs
Supported files and limits
- You can add
- Up to 200 blank pages, all pages of another PDF, or up to 50 pictures (JPG, PNG, WebP)
- Where
- At the start, at the end or after any page
- Page size
- Same as the neighbouring page, or A4, Letter, Legal, A5
- Largest file
- 150 MB PDF, 30 MB per picture
- Result
- A new PDF named pages_added_<your file name>.pdf
- Where it runs
- In your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Good to know
- Pictures are added as new pages. Placing a picture on top of an existing page is not possible yet.
- Password-protected PDFs cannot be opened.
- Bookmarks and links of an inserted PDF are not carried over; its pages are.
- HEIC photos are not supported; iPhones usually hand them over as JPG when you pick them in the browser.
Fix a problem
Troubleshooting
The new page has the wrong size
Change Page size from "Same as the page next to it" to A4 or the size you want, then add again.
My picture page looks small
Pictures are fitted inside a 10 mm margin without stretching. Crop the picture first if it has a lot of empty space.
The pages went in at the wrong place
Check Where: "After page 3" puts the new pages between page 3 and page 4. Start again from your original file.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I add a page to a PDF file?
Open the PDF here, choose Blank pages, Pages from another PDF or Pictures, pick where they go and press Add pages and download.
Can I add a blank page in the middle of a PDF?
Yes. Choose After page and the page number. The blank page matches the size of the page next to it unless you pick another size.
How do I insert one PDF into another?
Choose Pages from another PDF, pick the second file and the place. All its pages go in at that point, in order.
Can I add a picture to a PDF?
Yes, as a new page: choose Pictures as pages and pick JPG, PNG or WebP files. Each one becomes a page.
Will the other pages lose quality?
No. The pages that were already in the PDF are copied without any change.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The pages are added in your browser and the new file is saved straight to your device.
Is it free?
Yes, free with no sign-up and no watermark.
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