Image to PDF

Put photos or scans in the order you want and turn them into a single PDF. JPEGs are not recompressed, so quality stays the same. Your images are never uploaded.

✨ Features

  • Combine JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF and other images into one PDF, one image per page
  • Reorder by dragging or with the ↑ ↓ buttons — fully usable with the keyboard alone
  • Choose the page size (A3, A4, A5, B4, B5, Letter, Legal or fit to image), orientation and margins
  • JPEGs are embedded without recompression, so quality is kept; phone photo orientation (EXIF) is corrected
  • Preview the layout of every page before creating the PDF

🪄 Use cases

Submit phone photos of documents as a PDF

Turn photos of forms or receipts into a single A4 PDF.

Bind scanned pages

Put scans saved one JPEG per page into one PDF in the right order.

Portfolios

Use Fit to image size to make a margin-free PDF of your artwork or photos.

Print several images at once

Lay images out on A4 with margins and print them in one go.

🔒 Privacy

Reading images and building the PDF both happen inside your browser, on your own device. Images and PDFs are never uploaded to a server, so you can convert photos of IDs or receipts without them leaving your device. Files are not stored in the URL or in localStorage and are gone when you close the page.

❓ FAQ

Are my images uploaded?

No. The PDF is assembled by a library (pdf-lib) running inside your browser, and your images never leave your device. Once the page has loaded, it works offline too.

Is image quality reduced?

Not for JPEG and PNG. JPEG files go into the PDF byte for byte, and PNG pixels are embedded unchanged. Only formats a PDF cannot hold directly, such as WebP, GIF and AVIF, are converted first: to PNG if they have transparency, otherwise to JPEG at 92% quality.

Will phone photos come out sideways?

No. Phone photos often store their pixels sideways plus an instruction to rotate them for display (the EXIF orientation). PDFs ignore that instruction, so this tool rotates the image on the page by the right amount. Only rare mirrored orientations are redrawn before embedding.

Can I use HEIC (iPhone photos)?

Only if your browser can open HEIC (Safari can). Browsers that cannot, such as Chrome, will show "Could not open this image". Set your iPhone camera to Most Compatible to shoot JPEG, or convert to JPEG when sharing.

Can I make the PDF smaller?

This tool does not recompress images, so the PDF is about the size of the images combined. To make it smaller, lower the JPEG quality or shrink the images with an image converter first.

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Add images

Drag and drop images here

Or click to choose files, or paste a copied image. Any format your browser can open works: JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF and more.

Choose images

No images yet. Add images above.

    Page settings

    Orientation

    Images keep their aspect ratio and are centered on the page, as large as fits inside the margins. With Fit to image size, one image pixel is treated as 1/96 inch.

    Preview

    Add images to see how each page will be laid out.

      JPEG and PNG pixels are embedded unchanged. Other formats such as WebP are converted first — to PNG if they have transparency, otherwise to JPEG at 92% quality.

      Privacy

      Reading images and building the PDF both happen inside your browser, on your own device. Images and PDFs are never uploaded to a server, so you can convert photos of IDs or receipts without them leaving your device. Files are not stored in the URL or in localStorage and are gone when you close the page.