Insert image to PDF action allows you to insert image to your PDF file. Supported .PNG files.
Example of Insert image to PDF action configuration on the current site
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To configure the action Insert image to PDF additional properties should be specified:
Configuration
Property | Required | Type | Description |
Image source | yes | Choice | Select image source: Base64 or Library |
Image Base64 | yes | String | Insert Base64 string |
Source Library | yes | Choice | A library where image is located. It is possible to select from the current site. |
Source Item Id | yes | Integer | The source item is the image we want to insert |
Target Library | yes | Choice | A library where pdf file we want to insert into. |
Target item Id | yes | Integer | The target item is the pdf file we want to insert into |
Target page |
yes | Choice |
Specify the page we want to insert image to:
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Page number | no | Integer | Specify the existing page number. By default page number 1 is used |
Horizontal align | yes | Choice |
Select horizontal alignment where to insert image to:
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Vertical align | yes | Choice |
Select vertical alignment where to insert image to:
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Horizontal offset | no | String | Specify horizontal offset of the image. Can be positive or negative integer in pixels |
Vertical offset | no | String | Specify vertical offset of the image. Can be positive or negative integer in pixels |
Image width | no | String | Specify the width of the inserted image |
Image height | no | String | Specify the height of the inserted image |
Availability
Modern Forms | List Actions | Scheduled/Triggered Actions |
- | - | ✓ |
Output
Output Parameter | Type | Description |
ItemID | Number | Returns the Id of the document in a library as output parameter and can be used in subsequent actions. |
FileName | String | Returns the file name of document |
Url | String | Absolute Url to the document in a library. Starts with 'https://' |
ServerRelativeUrl | String | Server relative path to the document in a library. Starts with '/' |