How do I edit an image in Adobe PDF?

You can edit an image in an Adobe PDF by using the following steps within Adobe Acrobat.

Editing Images in Adobe PDF

Here's how to edit an image directly within your PDF using Adobe Acrobat:

Open Your PDF: Launch Adobe Acrobat and open the PDF document containing the image you want to edit.
Enter Edit Mode: Click on the Edit tool on the toolbar. This will put your PDF into editing mode.
Select Your Image:
- Click directly on the image or object you want to modify. A bounding box will appear around it, indicating that it's selected.
- To edit multiple images or objects simultaneously, hold down the Shift key while clicking on each item. They will all be selected together.
- To select all images and objects on the current page, right-click (or control-click on macOS) anywhere on the page, and choose Select All from the context menu.

Once you've selected your image, you can perform various editing tasks directly within the edit mode, such as:

Resizing: Drag the handles (small squares) at the corners or edges of the selection to change its size.
Moving: Click and drag the selection to reposition it on the page.
Rotating: Use the rotation handle (usually a small circle above the image) to rotate the selected image.
Cropping: The editing toolbar may offer a cropping tool to cut out parts of the image.
More: Additional edits such as color adjustments or replacing the image entirely may be accessible through the contextual menu or properties panel depending on your version of Adobe Acrobat.

The functionality available may vary based on your Adobe Acrobat version.
Edits directly in the PDF will be saved to the PDF file when you save your changes.
If you need to do complex image editing, consider exporting the image to a dedicated image editor like Photoshop and then re-inserting the edited image back into the PDF.