Images to PDF
Turn photos or scans into a multi-page PDF.
- 1Upload
- 2Configure
- 3Process
- 4Download
Drop PNG or JPG images
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What this tool does
Images to PDF combines JPG, JPEG, or PNG images into one multi-page PDF in your browser. Each selected image becomes a page, and you can reorder the list before creating the document. Choose A4 or Letter when the PDF is intended for printing or a standard form workflow; choose image size when preserving the source image dimensions matters more. Phone photos often include EXIF orientation data, and the tool applies it so portrait captures are placed upright. This is useful for receipt packs, photographed forms, scans, portfolios, and collections of pages that need to travel as one attachment. The images stay on your device during conversion. Before you send the finished file, you can rotate pages, reorder them, add page numbers, compress the PDF, or password-protect it with the other local tools.
How to use it
- Gather the JPG, JPEG, or PNG images you want in the final document. Rename them first if filenames will help you identify similar photos.
- Add one or more images to the tool. Each image becomes a page in the PDF.
- Reorder the images until the list follows the sequence you want readers to see. This is important for multi-page scans, receipts, or a photographed form.
- Choose A4 or Letter for a standard paper layout, or choose image size when you want pages based on the source image dimensions.
- Create the PDF. The conversion happens locally in your browser and produces a new multi-page document.
- Download the PDF, then review page order and orientation. Use Rotate PDF or Reorder PDF Pages when a page needs correction after conversion.
Common use cases
- Compile phone photos of receipts into one reimbursement or tax attachment
- Build a simple multi-page photo portfolio or proof sheet
- Convert scanned page images into one document for email or a portal upload
- Combine photographed form pages in their proper reading order
- Create a printable PDF from a set of JPG or PNG images without a desktop app
FAQs
- Which formats are supported?
- PNG and JPG/JPEG.
- Are images uploaded?
- No—conversion is local.
- Can I combine multiple photos into one PDF?
- Yes. Add multiple JPG or PNG files, arrange them in order, and the tool creates one PDF with one image per page.
- Which page size should I use?
- Choose A4 or Letter for a standard print-friendly document. Choose image size when keeping the source image dimensions is more important than fitting a standard sheet.
- Will phone photos stay upright?
- The tool applies EXIF orientation so supported phone photos are placed upright. Review the downloaded PDF and use Rotate PDF if an individual page still needs adjustment.
- How do I make the PDF smaller afterward?
- Use Compress PDF after conversion. Start with Best quality and inspect the preview, especially if the document contains small text photographed by a phone.