Swap an old logo or photo in a PDF for a new one, right in your browser. Free to edit, no sign-up, and your file never leaves your device — pay a one-time $1 only when you download.
Open your PDF to start Free to edit · no account · $1 only when you downloadMost free PDF tools let you stamp a fresh picture on top of a page, but they cannot touch the image that is already embedded. DollarFix does. Click an existing image in your PDF and you can move it, resize it, or replace it outright with a new file — handy when a logo has been rebranded, a headshot is out of date, or a product photo needs swapping. The new image takes the old one's place instead of floating over it as a separate layer.
Because everything runs locally in your browser, the PDF you drop in stays on your machine the whole time — nothing is uploaded, and there is no account to create. That matters when the document is a signed contract, a passport scan, or an internal deck you would rather not hand to a random web server. You get the real editing power of desktop software without the $10–30 a month subscription and without a credit-card trap: editing is free, and a single $1 charge only applies the moment you export the finished file.
If your PDF is a scan, the whole page is a flat image, so there is no separate picture to select and swap. In that case the honest approach is to whiteout the area and drop your new image on top — DollarFix does both. For born-digital PDFs with genuine embedded images, though, the replace tool targets the exact object, keeping the surrounding text and layout untouched.