Images → PDF
Images-to-PDF merger: drop multiple images, pick A4/A3/letter/fit-to-image, portrait/landscape/auto orientation, margin, and fit mode (contain/cover/stretch). Generates the PDF in your browser — zero upload.
How to use
Purpose
Combine one or many images (JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC) into a single PDF document — all in your browser. Common uses: expense receipts photographed and bundled, contract scans converted to PDF for submission, electronic homework, archival scanning. Choose page size (A4 / A5 / Letter), orientation, margins, compression level.
Steps
- Drop images in the order they should appear in the PDF
- Drag to reorder
- Pick page size: A4 / A5 / Letter / auto-fit-image
- Pick orientation: portrait / landscape / smart
- Adjust margins and compression level
- Optional: add page numbers / headers
- Export PDF
FAQ
- How many pages can I combine?
- Theoretically unlimited, practically browser memory. 50-100 high-quality images is common; very large (20MB+) images should batch.
- Controlling PDF size?
- Pick 'medium / high' compression level for auto-shrinking. Or pre-compress images with our compressor before combining.
- Are images uploaded?
- Never. Receipts / contracts / IDs are sensitive — strictly in-browser.
- HEIC supported directly?
- Yes — HEIC decodes first, then composes into PDF. Convenient for iPhone users.
- Can I password-protect the PDF?
- This tool just composes the PDF. For encryption, use the dedicated PDFBox encrypt tool (also local).
Use cases
- Expense receipt scans bundled into PDF
- Contract / agreement scanned for submission
- Student homework / exam scan submission
- Passport / ID multi-page archive
- Notes / whiteboard photos archived
Use cases
Multi-image → PDF, all local. Receipts / contracts / IDs are sensitive; HEIC supported natively for iPhone users.