About this tool
Images to PDF combines JPG, PNG, and WebP files into a single PDF, one image per page in the order you arrange them. Drop a mix of formats, drag the thumbnails to reorder, then pick how each page is sized. Three modes are available: auto (the page matches the image's exact dimensions), A4 (595 × 842 pt), and US Letter (612 × 792 pt). Useful for turning a folder of photos or scans into one shareable file.
Auto mode preserves each image at its native dimensions, so the PDF holds the originals at full size and aspect ratio. A4 and Letter scale the image to fit the chosen page with a 36-point margin on every side, again preserving aspect ratio so nothing gets squashed. JPGs pass straight through to keep their existing compression; PNGs and WebPs are re-encoded as lossless PNG inside the PDF, which keeps full detail and transparency.
How it works
Drop your images
Drag JPG, PNG, or WebP files onto the upload area, or click to pick them. You can mix formats freely.
Drag to reorder
The thumbnails support drag-to-reorder. Arrange them top-to-bottom in the sequence you want each page to appear.
Pick a page size
Auto uses each image's own dimensions. A4 or US Letter fit each image into a standard page with a small margin.
Click Create PDF
We assemble the pages in your chosen order on the server and return the PDF as a download. Uploaded images are not intentionally retained after the request.
When to use it
- Combining phone photos of a multi-page document into one file.
- Building a portfolio PDF from a folder of JPGs.
- Submitting scanned receipts or invoices as a single attachment.
- Compiling design mockups or screenshots into a shareable deck.
- Sharing an image sequence as one document instead of a zip.
Frequently asked questions
- What image formats can I combine?
- JPG, PNG, and WebP. Drop any mix of the three onto the upload area — they'll be merged into one PDF in the order shown, one image per page.
- Can I rearrange the images before creating the PDF?
- Yes. The thumbnails support drag-to-reorder — grab any tile and drop it where you want it. The PDF is built in that order when you click Create PDF, so finalise the sequence first.
- What page size should I pick?
- Use Auto when your images vary in dimensions or you don't need a standard page size — each page will match its image exactly. Pick A4 or US Letter when the result needs to print cleanly on standard paper; the image is scaled with a 36-point margin while preserving aspect ratio.
- Will image quality be preserved?
- JPGs pass through untouched — no re-encoding, no quality loss. PNGs and WebPs are re-encoded inside the PDF as lossless PNG, so they keep their full detail and any transparency. You won't see a quality drop relative to the originals.
- How many images can I combine?
- The free tier accepts up to 10 images per PDF. Pro lifts that ceiling for larger batches — useful when you're stitching together a long scan or a photo-heavy portfolio.