PdfPage page = iTextPdfDoc.getLastPage();
PdfCanvas pdfCanvas = new PdfCanvas(page.newContentStreamAfter(), page.getResources(), iTextPdfDoc);
Canvas canvas = new Canvas(pdfCanvas, iTextPdfDoc, page.getPageSize());
Image img = new Image(ImageDataFactory.create(path));
img.scaleAbsolute(525.58203, 737.0079)
img.setFixedPosition(30.785828, 34.66619)
// The following block of code does not affect the center point of rotation.
// I tried a lot of different values for rotation point. No change!
img.setProperty(Property.ROTATION_POINT_X, 30.785828);
img.setProperty(Property.ROTATION_POINT_Y, 34.66619);
img.setProperty(Property.ROTATION_ANGLE, Math.toRadians(90)); //img.setRotationAngle(Math.toRadians(90));
canvas.add(img);
Update:
This is what happens with the image using 90 degrees counter clockwise.
This is what happens with the image using -90 or 270 degrees counter clockwise.
Why would you complicate things by creating two functions for something that can be done with only one function?
(The latter remark was influenced by the keynote by Venkat Subramaniam at the Great Indian Developer Summit this morning. The title of the keynote was: "Do Not Walk Away from Complexity, Run!")
Update:
After your initial comment (I tried with 270 as well. For a reason I do not understand, the image has been rotated clockwise but it is positioned under the bottom of the pdf Page.), I made this image:
In your second comment, you wrote: You are right! That means that I have to set the position again so that the image to be displayed into the pdf page. How can I move the image, so that to be moved above the bottom of the page?
That probably depends on how you are positioning the image in the first place. What are you currently using? Are you using the setFixedPosition() or the setRelativePosition() method? Or are you just adding the image to the document without defining a position?
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Set an image in page with different rotation and display the same result.
It is an example, you can accordingly set x, y .
itextpdf version 7.0.2
public Image imageWithPosition(int pageNum, PdfPage pdfPage, ImageData imageData) {
val pageHeight = pdfPage.getPageSizeWithRotation().getHeight();
val pageWidth = pdfPage.getPageSizeWithRotation().getWidth();
Image image = new Image(imageData).scaleAbsolute(pageWidth, pageHeight);
float x = 0f;
float y = 0f;
val rotation = pdfPage.getRotation();
// rotation 180, 270 need to handle specially
if (rotation == 180) {
y = pageHeight;
} else if (rotation == 270) {
y = pageWidth;
// set fixed position
image.setFixedPosition(pageNum, x, y);
// toRadians
image.setRotationAngle(Math.toRadians(pdfPage.getRotation()));
return image;
That line scales the image to be fitted into the container with
width = 525.58203 and height = 737.0079.
The following block of code makes what I need!
PdfPage page = iTextPdfDoc.getLastPage();
PdfCanvas pdfCanvas = new PdfCanvas(page.newContentStreamAfter(),
page.getResources(), iTextPdfDoc);
Canvas canvas = new Canvas(pdfCanvas, iTextPdfDoc, page.getPageSize());
Image img = new Image(ImageDataFactory.create(path));
float width = img.getXObject().getWidth();
float widthContainer = 525.58203;
float heightContainer = 737.0079;
float horizontalScaling = widthContainer / width;
img.scaleAbsolute(widthContainer, heightContainer);
img.setProperty(Property.ROTATION_ANGLE, Math.toRadians(270));
img.setFixedPosition(imageLlx, imageLly + width * horizontalScaling);
canvas.add(img);
The result looks like:
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