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Image → PDF Converter

Turn a pile of pictures into one PDF

Drop photos or scans, set page size, orientation and margin, and export a single paginated PDF.

8 page sizesMarginsFit or fillOne file out
Page sizes
8
Max images
200
Uploaded
0 B

Image → PDF Converter

Runs in your browser · nothing uploaded
Drop files here JPG · PNG · WebP · AVIF — up to 200 images, in page order
Page size
Orientation
Fit
Margin (mm)

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01 — How to use Image → PDF Converter

1 Drop the images in page order The queue order becomes the page order, so add them in the sequence you want. Up to 200 images, 50 MB each. Add more appends to the queue rather than replacing it.
2 Choose a page size Eight options, from A5 to Tabloid. Fit image sizes each page to the picture it holds instead, which suits photo albums and scanned receipts where uniform paper size is not the point.
3 Set orientation, fit and margin Contain keeps the whole image inside the margins. Cover fills the page and lets the overflow run past the edge for a full-bleed look. Margin is in millimetres.
4 Build and download One PDF comes out, with one image per page. The result line reports the page count and file size.

02 — Getting good results

Compress the images first for a much smaller PDF A PDF built from twenty 8-megapixel phone photographs is enormous, because each image is embedded at full resolution regardless of the page size it is displayed at. Running the images through the Image Compressor or Image Resize first, targeting roughly the pixel dimensions the page actually needs, routinely cuts the finished PDF by an order of magnitude with no visible difference on screen or in print.
Fit image is usually right for receipts and scans Forcing a tall narrow receipt onto A4 leaves most of the page empty and the content small. Fit image gives each page the shape of its own picture, so the result is a compact document where every page is filled. Uniform paper size matters when something will be printed; it rarely matters when it will only ever be read on a screen or attached to an expense claim.
Cover crops — check before you send Cover scales the image until the page is full, which means the overflowing axis extends past the edge and is lost. On a photograph with the subject centred this looks intentional and good. On a scanned document it silently cuts off the margins, and possibly text. Use Contain for anything where the edges carry meaning.
WebP and AVIF work, but are converted on the way in The PDF format can embed JPEG and PNG directly, and nothing else. Images in other formats are re-encoded to PNG before embedding, which is lossless but can produce a substantially larger file than the source — a 400 KB AVIF photograph may become several megabytes of PNG. If size matters, convert to JPEG first.

03 — Questions

No. The PDF is assembled in your browser with pdf-lib. No image and no finished document is transmitted anywhere, which is the point when the images are receipts, identity documents or private photographs.

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