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Now, go to where you need to add your signature and click Tools> Image (or the "Image" toolbar icon), then click where you want to add the image. Run xournal or xournal++, click File> Annotate PDF, choose your PDF file. Install (for Xournal): sudo apt-get install xournalįor Xournal++ you can use either the stable PPA, sudo add-apt-repository ppa:apandada1/xournalpp-stable

My recommendation is Xournal and its actively developed fork, Xournal++. without losing the text that I added later to the application form PDF file by having to convert the whole PDF into images. without having to rasterize other parts of the PDF file, i.e.without having to split and combine pages of a multi-page pdf file,.without having to create much bigger files while keeping the original resolution,.without having to convert between formats,.So what other ways can I try? I would prefer some way that can lay the signature picture directly on the application form PDF file, The layout is different from the layout of the original But after I import the application form into Libreoffice Draw,Īll the scanned content is not imported, and I have installed the libreoffice-pdfimport package. The second way is using Libreoffice Draw. It seems that I can only import one page of the application form into gimp, not all of the two pages.Īlso when I save the modification, the closest format to PDF I can save to is PS, and the resolution has been downgraded and the storage size of the saved file is 10 times bigger than the original application form and the signature picture. I first import the application form into gimp, and then paste the signature picture on the space right to "APPLICANT:" on the second page of the application form. I have tried the following methods, but none succeeded: I would like to put the signature picture on the blank space right to "APPLICANT:" on the second page of the application form. I have a scanned PDF file which is an application form, and a picture which is the scanned version of my signature (for example, this one) and can be in any image format such as EPS or PNG.