Image → PDF
Arrange and merge JPG, PNG and WEBP images into a single PDF. Drag-and-drop sorting, rotation and quality presets.
What it does
Use this tool to gather phone photos of documents, screenshots or scanned JPGs into one PDF. Drag to reorder, rotate anything that came out sideways, and choose the page size (A4, Letter or the image's own size) and quality.
Decoding, resizing and building the PDF all happen in your browser. Sensitive images such as ID cards, passports or medical notes are never sent to a server.
How to use it
- Drop your images into the box, or select them.
- Drag the cards to reorder them and rotate them if needed.
- Choose the page size and quality, then press "Create PDF".
When is it useful?
- Turning phone photos of documents into a PDF for an application
- Collecting screenshots into a report or bug write-up
- Gathering handwritten notes into a single file
- Sending photos of receipts to your accountant
Tips
- For document photos, the balanced quality preset keeps text readable while keeping the file small.
- To fit many photos on each page, Photo Album PDF lays them out in a grid.
- Drop several images on the home page and this tool is suggested automatically.
Frequently asked questions
- Will my images lose quality?
- You choose the quality. "Lossless" uses PNG; the other profiles compress with JPEG.
- How many images can I add?
- There is no fixed limit. Encoding runs one image at a time in a Web Worker, so the interface stays responsive even with large sets.
- Does the page freeze during processing?
- No. Image encoding and PDF assembly all happen in a separate Web Worker (using OffscreenCanvas).
- Which image formats are supported?
- JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF (first frame) and other common formats your browser can open. iPhone HEIC photos do not open in most browsers; set the camera to "Most Compatible" to save JPGs instead.
- Does the photo's location data end up in the PDF?
- No. Images are re-encoded, so EXIF data such as GPS location and device details is not carried into the PDF.