Images to PDF

Many forms, portals and email recipients want a single PDF rather than a collection of photos: scanned receipts for expense claims, ID documents for applications, photographed homework or a set of screenshots for a bug report. This tool bundles images into one PDF document, one image per page, entirely in your browser.

How to use it

1. Select the images.
2. Arrange them in the order you want the pages to appear.
3. Create the PDF and download it.

Example

Three phone photos of a signed contract, each about 3 MB, combined into one PDF give a single file that can be emailed or uploaded to a document portal. Resizing or compressing the photos first keeps the PDF small enough for upload limits, which are often 2 to 10 MB.

Tips for good results

• Photograph documents flat, in good, even light, filling the frame.
• Crop and rotate images before adding them so pages are upright.
• Reduce file size if the portal has a limit; 1500 to 2000 px on the long side is plenty for A4 documents.
• Order matters: check the page order before downloading.

What the PDF contains

Each page holds the image as a picture. The text is not selectable or searchable unless you run OCR. For searchable PDFs, extract text with an OCR tool or use scanning apps that add a text layer.

Privacy

ID cards, contracts and receipts often contain sensitive information. Because this tool works locally, your images are never uploaded to a third-party server.