Image to PDF

Turning a handful of photos or scanned pages into one shareable PDF (instead of sending five separate JPGs) is one of the more common small tasks that somehow still requires hunting for the right software. This combines one or more images into a single PDF with your choice of page sizing, in whatever order you arrange them.

Drop images here or click to browse

PNG, JPG supported

How to use the Image to PDF converter

  1. Click the upload area or drag and drop one or more image files.
  2. Rearrange the images by dragging them into your desired page order.
  3. Select a page size from the dropdown, or choose fit-to-image to match each page to the image dimensions.
  4. Click the generate button to create your PDF.
  5. Download the finished PDF file to your device.

Choosing a page size that matches your images

If your images are already sized for standard paper (like a scanned Letter or A4 document), match the PDF page size to that standard rather than letting the tool auto-fit, which can introduce unwanted margins or cropping. If your images are irregular sizes (screenshots, photos of varying dimensions), a "fit to image" mode that sizes each page to its own image avoids the letterboxing or awkward white space you'd get from forcing every image into one fixed page size.

Frequently asked questions

Can I combine multiple images into one multi-page PDF?

Yes. Add several images and each becomes its own page in a single output PDF, in the order you arrange them.

What image formats does it accept?

Common formats including JPG, PNG, and WebP; if your source is a different format, converting it to one of these first (see the Image Converter tool) will let it work here too.

Does it preserve image quality, or compress on conversion?

Images are embedded at their original resolution by default; very high-resolution images will produce a correspondingly larger PDF file, since no compression is applied unless you choose to reduce it afterward with the PDF Compressor.