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Convert images to PDF

Put JPG, PNG and WebP images into a single PDF, one image per page, in the order you choose. Conversion runs in your browser, so the images are not uploaded.

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Features

  • Page size and margins

    Use A4, US Letter, or a page that matches each image. Pick portrait, landscape or automatic orientation, and no, small or normal margins.

  • No quality loss for JPG and PNG

    JPEG and PNG images are placed in the PDF as they are, and PNG transparency is kept on the white page.

  • Reorder before you convert

    Thumbnails show every image with its size and dimensions, and you can move images up or down.

  • Up to 100 images

    Add many photos or scans at once and get one document.

How to use Images to PDF

  1. Choose your images or drop them onto the page.
  2. Move the images into the order you want them to appear in the PDF.
  3. Choose the page size, orientation and margin.
  4. Select Create PDF and download the file.

Supported formats

AcceptsJPG, PNG, WebP
ProducesPDF

GIF, BMP, TIFF, AVIF and HEIC images are not supported by this tool.

Limits and things to know

  • Up to 100 images, 50 MB each and 300 MB in total. Images above 120 megapixels are refused.
  • Photos are not shrunk, so the PDF is about as large as the images together. To reduce the size afterwards, use Compress PDF.
  • WebP images and JPEGs that depend on an EXIF rotation tag are re-encoded by the browser before they are embedded; this needs a current browser.
  • Damaged or unreadable images are named in the list and must be removed first.

Privacy and processing

Images are read from your device and placed into the PDF by pdf-lib inside a Web Worker in your browser. When an image has to be re-encoded, your browser’s own image decoder does it locally. FilesKit has no server that receives your images.

Common uses

  • Phone photos of documents

    Combine photos of receipts, forms or pages into one file to email or upload.

  • Scanned pages

    Turn a folder of scanned images into a single readable PDF.

  • Image portfolios

    Create a simple PDF presentation of artwork or design drafts with one image per page.

  • Printable sheets

    Fit pictures neatly on A4 or Letter pages with consistent margins.

How this differs from other approaches

Online converters typically upload each image before building the PDF. This tool builds the PDF on your device, which avoids the upload and keeps your pictures local. It does not edit or enhance images, and it does not do OCR; scanner apps or desktop software are better for those jobs.

Frequently asked questions

Will the images lose quality in the PDF?

JPG and PNG images are embedded without recompression. Only WebP images and photos relying on an EXIF rotation tag are re-encoded.

Can I mix JPG, PNG and WebP in one PDF?

Yes. Each image gets its own page regardless of its format.

How do I make the PDF smaller?

Create the PDF here, then reduce it with Compress PDF, or shrink the images first with Image Compressor.

Are my pictures uploaded?

No. The PDF is built in your browser and FilesKit has no server that receives images.

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