PDF Overlay: how to set the position of a logo on the page

[memsh]

Hi,
I've been using the "overlay" tool to overlay a logo (I made a small pdf version of the logo) on some PDFs using PDF24 desktop version on two separate computer as well as using the online version.
I could not find a way to choose where the logo would be displayed on the pages, but what is odd is that on one of the desktop and on the online version, the logo overlay always ends up in the exact center of the page. On the other desktop, the logo ends up on the bottom left corner (this is actually what I need). How can I define where the logo/the overlay should be positionned ?

Thanks in advance for your time

[PDF24 Support]

Hello,

the tool PDF Overlay (in the PDF24 Toolbox and online) has no setting for the position on the page. If the overlay page is smaller than the pages of your document, it is placed in the center of each page without scaling.

To get the logo exactly where you want it, make the overlay PDF the same page size as your documents (for example A4) and place the logo in the bottom left corner of that page. The overlay is then laid over the page 1:1 and the logo appears at that spot. This also works online: https://tools.pdf24.org/en/overlay-pdf

With the next version of PDF24 Creator, the Toolbox tool Add watermark can also use an image, with a position (for example "bottom, left") and a size in percent of the page width. That will be the easier way for a logo.

Thank you for the suggestion to choose the position in PDF Overlay, we will add it to our list.

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