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Images to PDF

Collect photos and screenshots into one PDF. Set image order, page size, orientation and margins before creating the document.

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JPG · PNG · WebPFile limit: 10 MiB

How to use this tool

  1. Select JPG, PNG or static WebP images.
  2. Order the images, then set A4, Letter or original size and margins.
  3. Review the result and download it before clearing the workspace.

When this tool helps

Combine screenshots or scanned images when you want one document in a chosen order. This makes sharing easier, but does not turn the text inside an image into editable or searchable text.

Choose the right settings

Page size and direction
A4 or Letter gives a consistent paper size. Choose portrait or landscape to suit the images. Each image is fitted inside the margins without stretching.
Margins and original size
Margins leave space around the image. The original-size option uses image pixels as PDF points; it is not a promise about the physical size of a print.

A practical example

Collect three images into one document

  1. Select three images in the order cover, receipt and notes.
  2. Choose A4 portrait and suitable margins.
  3. Create the PDF, then check that it contains three pages in that order.

Each selected image becomes one page. If a landscape image looks too small on a portrait page, try landscape or crop unnecessary margins before creating the PDF.

Common mistakes

Assuming the file order is correct
Check the list and move images into order before running the tool. Similar file names can make the intended order hard to spot.
Expecting OCR
An image-based PDF still contains images. If you need editable text, review the PDF-to-Word tool and choose the matching OCR language.

Tool limits

Up to 10 MiB and 20 million pixels per image; 20 files and 50 MiB per batch. Static JPG, PNG and WebP only.

Frequently asked questions

How are images placed on the page?

Each image gets a page and fits inside the margins while keeping proportions. Original-size pages use oriented image pixels as PDF points.

Are my files uploaded?

This tool processes files in your browser. Files are not uploaded. Aggregate tool-event counts contain no file contents or names.