Scans and receipts
Combine photos of paper pages into one document to send.
Turn images into one PDF, free
Add your pictures, put them in order, and each one becomes a page. See every page as it will look, choose the page size and margin, then save. Your images stay on your device.
Works with JPG, PNG and WebP, up to 100 pictures of 50 MB each. The PDF is saved as images.pdf unless you name it.
Features
What you get
- One image per page
- Each picture gets its own page, centred and never stretched. Every page shows how its picture will sit before you save.
- You set the order
- Drag pages, or use the arrows. Turn any that are sideways, and remove ones you added by mistake.
- Page settings
- A4, US Letter, US Legal, A3, A5 or the size of the picture. Portrait, landscape or match each picture, a margin from 0 to 40 mm, and a page colour.
- Pictures kept exactly
- JPG and PNG go into the PDF untouched, so nothing is lost and see-through PNGs stay see-through. Or shrink and compress them for a smaller PDF.
- Page numbers and title
- Number the pages in a corner or the centre, as 1, Page 1 or 1 / 10, and set a title inside the PDF.
- Nothing uploaded
- The PDF is made on your own device, so your images never reach a server. No sign-up, no watermark.
How it works
Make a PDF in four steps
Add your images
Choose files or drag them onto the page.
Order them
Drag the pages or use the arrows, and turn any that are sideways.
Choose the page
Pick the page size, direction, margin and colour.
Download
Press the button to save the PDF.
Uses
When a PDF is what you need
Applications
Many forms want a single PDF, not a handful of pictures.
Portfolios and albums
Put a set of images in a file anyone can open and print.
Notes and whiteboards
Turn photos of a whiteboard into a document to share.
Page settings explained
| Setting | Choices | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Page size | A4, US Letter, US Legal, A3, A5, same as the picture | The paper size of every page. "Same as the picture" makes each page the shape of its picture |
| Page direction | Match each picture, always portrait, always landscape | Match turns a wide picture onto a landscape page |
| Margin | 0 to 40 mm | 0 fills the page as far as the picture's shape allows |
To join this PDF with other PDFs, use the PDF merger.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Add all the images. Each one becomes its own page, in the order shown. Use the arrows to change the order.
JPG, PNG and WebP.
By default it stays see-through in the PDF, on the page colour you choose, which is white unless you change it. If you switch to a smaller PDF, see-through areas become white.
No. A photo that carries a rotation note from the phone is stood upright. You can also turn any picture yourself.
Not by default. JPG and PNG pictures go into the PDF exactly as they are. If you ask for a smaller PDF, they are redrawn as JPG at the quality you set, and can be shrunk to a longest side you choose.
Yes: A4, US Letter, US Legal, A3, A5, or the size of each picture. Choose portrait, landscape or a direction that matches each picture, and a margin from 0 to 40 mm.
No. The PDF is made in your browser on your own device.