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How do I add a picture to a certificate? To edit a specific Certificate template, click the name of the template or the respective edit symbol (5). To replace an image, just change the filename in the file attribute (e.g., file=NewLogo2018. png).

Take your photo(s) in a well lit location and avoid glare and reflections. Much like a flash, glare and reflections from overhead lights can make your card/certificate unreadable. Hold your phone parallel to the document. If your document is placed flat on a table, then your phone should be held parallel to the table.

The best way to edit a scanned document is by using a PDF editor with Optical Character Recognition (OCR). OCR is a technology that turns text from images, scanned documents, and PDFs into text that you can edit, search, and interact with. However, not every PDF editor or scanner comes with OCR.

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Use the Table Wizard to configure and insert your table with background: Select the down arrow to the right of the Table icon and choose "Table Wizard" in the drop down. On the "Table" tab, select the Image Manager icon to the right of the Back Image field to select your uploaded background image.

To add images to your Certificate template (e.g., a logo, a background or a signature), go to Home > Certificates (1). Go to the Images tab (2). Here, you can see all the images (3) currently used on all your Certificates. You can upload new images by dragging and dropping them into this area.

CA Certificates Rename the ca. cert. pem file to ca. cert. cer. Double-click ca. cert. cer and select Certificate. Select Local Machine > Trusted Root Certification Authorities to the certificate to the Windows store. A message appears confirming the import was successful.