Insert PDF Pages
Add new pages after any page of your PDF.
Drag and drop your PDF here, or
Select the PDF you want to add pages to.
Files you add here stay in your browser and are not uploaded to a server.
How it works
- 1Upload the PDF you want to add pages to.
- 2Choose where the new pages go: pick “Insert after” on a page, or use the position menu (including before page 1 and at the end).
- 3Choose what to insert: pages from another PDF, one or more images, or blank pages.
- 4Check the result summary, then select Insert pages and download the new PDF.
Related guides
Step-by-step help for Insert PDF Pages and the tasks around it.
- How to Insert Pages Into a PDF: The Complete GuideAdd pages from another PDF, images, or blank pages after any page of your document, right in your browser. No software, no upload.
- How to Insert Pages From One PDF Into Another at a Specific PositionTake pages from a second PDF and drop them into the middle of your main document, after exactly the page you choose.
- Insert vs Merge PDF: Which Tool Should You Use?Merge joins whole files end to end. Insert places pages exactly where you want them. Here is how to pick in ten seconds.
- How to Add a Blank Page to a PDF (Anywhere You Need One)Add one or many blank pages before, after, or between pages of a PDF, matched to the page size you already have.
- How to Replace a Page in a PDF (Without Editing Software)Swap an outdated page for a new one by inserting the replacement and deleting the old page. Two tools, five minutes, nothing to install.
Frequently asked questions
- Yes. If your PDF has 30 pages, you can insert after page 7, after page 9, at the very beginning or at the very end. The new pages are placed right after the page you choose and every later page moves down.
- Pages from another PDF (all of them or just the ones you tick), JPG or PNG images (each becomes a page), or blank pages. Blank pages can match the neighbouring page size, A4 or US Letter.
- One position per run. To add pages in more than one place, download the result and run the tool again with the new file.
- No. The tool builds a new PDF in your browser, and your original stays untouched.
- No. Remove the password in the program that created the file first, then upload it here.