Images to PDF
Photos, scans, receipts — all together. Turn your images into one easy-to-share PDF.
One image per page, with a small margin. Fit each image uses the image proportions and no margin.
How to turn images into a PDF
Add your photos or scanned pages. Use the up and down buttons to arrange them, select a page size and choose Create PDF. Each image becomes one page. Download PDF saves the finished document on your device.
A4, Letter or the shape of the image
A4 and US Letter place each image inside the page with a small margin while preserving its proportions. Automatic orientation uses landscape for wide images and portrait for tall images. Fit each image creates a page in the image’s own proportions with no margin; the orientation selection is not used in that mode.
For receipts, notes and photo collections
Photograph a receipt or a handwritten page clearly before adding it. The tool fits the complete image rather than cropping it. It does not perform OCR, so text inside photographs does not become searchable or selectable. Images are rendered to JPG at 90% quality for the PDF; transparent areas become white.
Browser and memory limits
Add up to 20 images, each up to 25 MB and 100 MB combined. Each decoded image must be under 40 million pixels. Large images are reduced to at most 2400 pixels on the longest edge for a more manageable document. HEIC files need conversion in an app or a browser that can decode them; animated files produce a still frame.
Frequently asked questions
Are my documents uploaded?
No. The PDF is assembled by an open-source library running in your browser. Your files are not sent to a document-processing service.
Can I come back to the result later?
Download the result before closing the tab. File contents and generated PDFs are not saved in local storage or in an account. Reloading clears the current job.