Images to PDF

Puts several JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC photos into one PDF file, one photo per page. Use it to combine photos of documents or receipts taken with a phone into a single PDF for submission.

How to use

1. Drop the photos onto the page or click to choose them. You can add many at once or paste with Ctrl+V.
2. Drag the handle (⠿) to change the order or press "Sort by file name", and turn sideways photos with the 90° rotate buttons.
3. Choose the "Paper" (A4, Letter or "Photo size"), "Orientation", "Margin" and "Fit".
4. Press "Create PDF"; the file is saved and the page count and file size are shown.

How it works

• JPG photos go in as they are, without re-compression, so their quality does not change. PNGs stay PNG, WebP and other formats are converted to PNG, and HEIC photos are converted to JPG.
• With "Auto" orientation, wide photos go on landscape pages. The "Narrow" margin is 10 mm and "Normal" is 20 mm.
• "Photo size" makes each page the size of its photo, counting 96 pixels as one inch. Photos are processed on this device only and are not uploaded.

Questions and answers

Does converting JPG to PDF reduce quality?

Not with the default settings, because JPG files are placed in the PDF without re-compression. Only photos shrunk with "Shrink large photos" are re-encoded.

How do I make the PDF smaller?

Under "Shrink large photos (longest side)", choose 2000 px or 1600 px. Phone photos can be more than 4000 px on the long side, so shrinking them makes the file smaller.

Can I convert iPhone HEIC photos to PDF?

Yes. HEIC photos are converted to JPG in the browser and then added to the PDF.

What happens if a photo has a different shape from the page?

"Show all" scales the whole photo to fit and centres it. "Fill (crops the overflow)" fills the area inside the margins and cuts off what does not fit.