How to Insert and Modify Images in PDFs with Adobe Acrobat
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- Learn how to insert images in PDFs with Adobe Acrobat. We will also resize, rotate, and move images, as well as arrange images behind text.
These steps are for Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, Adobe Acrobat Standard DC, Adobe Acrobat 2020, and Adobe Acrobat 2017.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:08 How to Insert Images in PDFs
2:03 How to Modify Images in PDFs
2:47 How to Resize Images in PDFs
3:18 How to Rotate Images in PDFs
3:54 How to Move Images in PDFs
4:13 How to Arrange Images behind Text in PDFs
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All the steps shown in this video appear on my blog at erinwrightwriting.com/images-in-pdfs-with-adobe-acrobat/. Thank you for watching!
Amazingly clear guidance which very few “to do” videos have. Kudos to your great work.
I really appreciate your kind words! Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much!!!!! :D I can now submit my assignment 😁😁😁😁
Thank you for watching! Best of luck in your studies!
Plz listen I have also problem I write a wrong long question in paper can I change it by this editing and time remains previously teacher don't know about this
Thanks, greatly appreciated!
Thank you for watching!
@@erinwrightwriting Your guide really helped me out so thank YOU for watching out for people like myself!
Ma'am ... I love your voice too much. :)
Great job ❤
Thank you!
Thank you, madam.
Thank you for watching!
Hi, thanks for the introduction to image creation/modification. Perhaps I'm missing something basic re: acrobat pro, if I scan a document, then open in Acrobat Pro, then prepare form, get all my boxes aligned as desired, then save document, then attempt to edit the document, it appears that using the edit feature after a "prepare form" operation, scrambles all my otherwise neatly done text boxes. What am I missing as I've spent considerable time using prepare form to get twelve pages of input just right?
That is an interesting question. Unfortunately, I don't have any specific information to offer because I have never experienced form fields move during editing. If you suspect you may have a software glitch, you may want to report it to Adobe. I hope you can find a solution!
Thanks 😊
Thank you for watching! 😊
Hi thanks for this great video can you kindly explain for me how to change the colour of the image
Regards
Thank you for watching! Unfortunately, Acrobat can only insert images and then resize and reposition them. It doesn't offer any advanced photo editing options such as changing the colors like you would find in Photoshop. Best of luck!
@@erinwrightwriting thanks very much for that I appreciate it
Thanks
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Thank you for your kind comment. I really appreciate the support!
Nicely done! PDFs created by others have unwanted images for me. How do I remove the image and not keep a placeholder space? (adobe acrobat pro)
Thank you for watching! Unfortunately, the only way to remove the extra space when an image is deleted in Adobe Acrobat is to resize the surrounding text boxes. Best of luck!
@@erinwrightwriting ok thanks for your time.-didn't think of that about resizing text boxes
this helped so much. I kept trying to move an image around on my pdf and it would not budge. I just wasnt holding my mouse button down long enough to get the green lines. Duh. Thank you!!
I am glad you can accomplish your task! Thank you for watching!
I am having a problem adding my (image) signature. Is there a way to leave the image to the line without stretching it to place and size?
Thank you for watching! Signatures in PDFs are handled differently than regular images in Acrobat. I don't have a tutorial on signatures yet, but you may want to search the Adobe Help site (helpx.adobe.com/) for related issues. Best of luck!
I am having a problem adding my (image) signature to a line.
Can you make it Circled...change the shape from Landscape or Portrait to Circled Image ??
Great question! Select the image, select the Picture Format tab, select the Crop menu arrow, then select Crop to Shape. You will then be able to choose the shape from the submenu. Thank you so much for watching!
@@erinwrightwriting Thank You very much !!!♥
Hlo mam plz reply my comment mam can I edit my answer in paper with this actually I write One long question wrong in paper can I edit and time remains previously plz mam tellllll me I am very upset
Erin - I. could totally use your help. I hired. someone to design some packaging for me. Longstory short - I now have a pdf of a Solidworks drawing and some design work done in PowerPoint. I need to lay the artwork over the pdf of the package drawing. This will place the artwork in the correct location for print and cut out of the paper. Could you please do a video of something similar?
Thank you in advance!
Thank you for watching my tutorial! Package design is generally performed in illustration or 3D software rather than PowerPoint and Adobe Acrobat. As a technical writer, I'm afraid I can't provide any qualified advice on illustration or 3D modeling, so I encourage you to reach out to a professional package designer. Best of luck!
@@erinwrightwriting Yes, the package was designed in a CAD 3D program called Solidworks. So, I do not need help with 3D modeling. I need. help laying a photo over a pdf 2D drawing of a 3D design. Sorry to bother you. Others have used Adobe Acrobat Pro to do this. I'll go see if I can connect with the one I know who's done it. I tried to get with them a while back but was not successful. Thx
please. How do I move the image from top to bottom?
Thank you for watching! Select Tools > Edit PDF > Edit. Your cursor will then become a crossed-arrow cursor when you move it over the image. You can then drag the image anywhere on the page. Best of luck!
Hi Erin,
Wondering if you could show me how I can drag a imagine over from one page to the next?
I am currently trying to move an imagine from page 2 to page 1 but it does not allow me to drag the imagine across pages.
I have also tried to copy and paste the imagine, however when this is done the imagine is resized to a smaller scale and when I enlarge it to the actual size of the original it loses its quality and becomes pixalated.
Would love your help and feedback.
Thank you
Thank you for watching! Unfortunately, Acrobat doesn't allow us to drag images across pages. In order to avoid the pixilation issue, my best suggestion is to delete the image on the firs page and manually reinsert it on the second page--not ideal, I know! Here is an article from Adobe support that you might find helpful: helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/edit-images-or-objects-pdf.html. Best of luck!
How to make custom size, exact dimensions?
Thank you for watching! Unfortunately, I don't believe that Acrobat provides controls for setting exact image dimensions. However, when you are using the resizing handles, you should see a tooltip attached to the handle telling you the dimensions as you resize the image. Best of luck!
How to edit text in an image place on a PDF in Adobe acrobat?
Thank you for watching! If you have Adobe Acrobat Pro, you can open the image file and Acrobat will ask if you want to use OCR (Optical Character Recognition) to recognize the text. After the conversion is over, you can then switch to the Edit a PDF tool and edit the text. Note that you may not be able to use the same font as in the image if that font isn't installed on your computer already.
I wish it was possible in Adobe Acrobat reader not only pro😥
I wish it were possible, also. Thank you for watching!
Does the image allow you to add tool tips???
Great question! Yes, you can add tool tips (alt text) to images. However, you can't do it through the regular Image tools. Instead, you have to do it through the Accessibility Tags navigation pane. I am currently working on a tutorial about that topic, which should be released in 2 to 3 weeks. In the meanwhile, here is an article about the Accessibility features from Adobe support: helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/create-verify-pdf-accessibility.html.
@@erinwrightwriting thank you
Please help me. My tools page is blank. I dont know what to do. Please help. Im begging you
Thank you for watching! I am really sorry to hear that your Tools page is blank. I have never encountered that issue, so I am afraid I don't have any suggestions. Please consider contacting Adobe support directly because it sounds like you may need to reinstall your software. I wish you the best of luck!
Can you insert images into a PDF using Adobe Acrobat 10?
Thank you for watching! I don't have a copy of Acrobat X, so I'm afraid I can't outline the exact steps for you. However, I found this older discussion on the Adobe Acrobat support website that might point you in the right direction: community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/how-do-you-insert-an-image-into-acrobat-pro-x/m-p/4420452/page/2.
@@erinwrightwriting Thank you Erin. I'm a project manager for a large cabinet shop, and I have to submit to the architect in PDF format, all the products they are specifying for a particular job. They call it a Product Data Package. Sometimes my PDF product data packages exceed 200 pages of PDF. I'm a pro at creating almost any kind of PDF from scratch, but I've always wondered why Acrobat Pro 10 doesn't have a simple insert picture command. So I've been cheating for a very long time, I open Word, I insert the picture there, then I copy the pic, then I paste it in the PDF, works every time for me. You seem extremely knowledgeable in your field, thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world.
@@theputterguy54theputterbui35 That's not cheating; that's problem solving! :) I wish you all the best with those data packages!
1:46 what if nothing pops up there?
Thank you for watching! I'm afraid I don't know what would prevent the Open dialog box from appearing. If your Acrobat software is updated and/or your subscription is current, you may want to reach out to Adobe support. Best of luck!
How to reduce size of Adobe reader sc property windows is too big
Thank you so much for watching! I don't believe there is a way to change the size of the Properties dialog box. If the PDF screen itself is too big, you can adjust it by clicking the plus or minus buttons in the main toolbar or entering a percentage into the textbox next to the plus sign.
@@erinwrightwriting thanks for replying my query .... I will check and inform wheter it is working or not.... 😊
No it's not working 😔
I almost didn’t watch because it was halfway through the video when you started saying pertinent information. I kept skipping through, hoping that I would find useful information and again it was halfway through the video.
I have no option for "Edit PDF."
Thank you so much for watching! I am sorry to hear that you are having trouble. By chance, are you using Adobe Reader instead of Acrobat Reader? Unfortunately, the Edit PDF functions are only available in Acrobat.
@@erinwrightwriting I am not. I am using an older version of acrobat pro. There is no menu across the top and there is no "add images" button.
For that u need to pay
Thank you for watching. Yes, this tutorial is for Adobe Acrobat, which does require a subscription. However, you may want to check out the Adobe website because they sometimes offer free trials. Best of luck!
This is available only in commercial version - useless tip
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