You can add photos and graphics to any page and panel. You can add images from a photo library, drag them from a website, from the Finder, from Photo Booth or a nearby iPhone or iPad.
Do any of the following:
- Drag an image from your computer or a webpage to a panel or anywhere else on the page.
- From the Images sidebar, choose the Photos tab, navigate to the image you want to use, then click drag in the image.
- Click to select the image you want to replace, then in the Format sidebar, click the Image tab. Click Replace, navigate to the image you want to use, then double-click the image. The new image retains the dimensions of the original.
Note: If you can't replace an image on a page, the image may be locked or grouped.
If you have your iPhone or iPad nearby, you can use it to take a photo or scan and insert the image directly into your document on your Mac.
Note: To make sure your Mac, iPhone, or iPad supports this feature, see the Apple Support article System requirements for Continuity.
- On the page where you want to add the photo or scan, click the Capture Image button in the toolbar, then choose Take Photo or Scan Documents below your device name.
- On your iPhone or iPad, do one of the following:
- Take a photo: Tap the Shutter button, then tap Use Photo (tap Retake to retake the photo).
- Scan a document automatically: Position the document in view of the camera to automatically capture the page, crop it, and correct its perspective. To insert the scan in your document, tap Save.
- Scan a page manually: Tap the Shutter button, then drag the frame to adjust the area you want to scan. Tap Keep Scan, then tap Save.
- Drag the image to move it, or drag any selection handle to resize it in your document.
Note: If you scan more than one item, only the first one appears in your document.