Convert Images to PDF
Combine photos, scans or screenshots into one PDF with a consistent page size. Images are embedded locally and never uploaded.
Phone photos of receipts, ID documents or handwritten forms are the most common source of PDFs people need to send, and they are also the files people least want on a third-party server. Here they never leave the device.
Each image becomes one page. You can fit each image to its own dimensions, or force a standard page size such as A4 or US Letter with portrait or landscape orientation and a margin. This is what makes a folder of phone photos look like a properly scanned document.
How to convert images to pdf
- Add your imagesDrop JPG, PNG or WebP files. Order in the list becomes page order.
- Choose a page sizeFit to image keeps native proportions. A4 or Letter gives every page a uniform size.
- Set orientation and marginPortrait, landscape or automatic, plus a margin in millimetres.
- Create the PDFOne PDF is generated in your browser and saved to your device.
Frequently asked questions
Which image formats are supported?
JPG and PNG are embedded directly. WebP and other browser-decodable formats are converted through a canvas first.
Can I control the order of pages?
Yes. Use the arrow buttons in the file list to arrange images before converting.
Will the images be compressed?
No. Original image data is embedded as-is, so the PDF is as sharp as your source files.
How do I keep a photo from being stretched?
Choose Fit to image, which uses each image native aspect ratio as its page size, so nothing is distorted.
Is there an image count limit?
No fixed limit, though very large batches on a phone may be slow. A few hundred images is fine on a laptop.
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Every tool on this site runs locally. Read the no upload policy to see how to verify it yourself.