Voila! You can paste the image anywhere in your PDF document and on any page and you can resize and edit it just like you can with shapes. In some cases if the document you are trying to paste into is still not allowing the paste, then repeat above but start with the other document (the document you are trying to paste into), do Cmd-A (select all) in that document, copy it (Cmd-C), paste it into a new document (File => New from clipboard), and now try again to paste your other document into this new one.Turn a PDF into a formatted Microsoft Word document, or (PDFpenPro only) export it in Excel or PowerPoint format.
Finally, select this 'new format' image using Cmd+A, copy it using Cmd+C and navigate to your PDF document and paste using Cmd+V. And (PDFpenPro only), prevent others from printing or editing a PDF. And (PDFpenPro only), prevent others from printing or editing a PDF.Press Cmd+V and your image will reappear, but now, in a different format that can be copy-pasted across Preview documents. You will see a blank screen in Preview since you have deleted the image.Now click anywhere on the image, press Cmd+A to select the entire image, press Cmd+C to copy and then (this is the crucial part!!) press Delete to delete the image. This will basically create a new Preview document with your image in it.Go to Preview -> File -> New from Clipboard.And (PDFpenPro only), prevent others from printing or editing a PDF. Make a clickable table of contents (PDFpenPro only). Copy onto the Clipboard, the image that you want to paste on your PDF page. View and work with OCRed text in the OCR layer (PDFpenPro only) Add clickable links, headers, footers, page numbers, and images.At least this is what worked for me on MacOS Catalina and Preview Version 11.
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