How to use Images to PDF
Turn photos and scans into a single PDF.
- Choose JPEG, PNG, or WebP images. Reorder them, choose A4 or original image proportions, and create the PDF.
- Process the selected files, then inspect the preview, dimensions or warnings.
- Download a new copy and check it before replacing or sharing the original.
How processing works
Each selected image is embedded on its own PDF page in the displayed order. A4 mode fits the image to an A4 page; original-proportions mode follows its aspect ratio.
A quick example
Combine receipt photos into one A4 PDF with one image per page.
Assumptions, edge cases & limits
- Text remains image pixels because no OCR is performed.
- Choose a readable source resolution; an A4 page does not improve a blurry receipt.
- No OCR is performed. Text in photos stays an image and is not searchable.
Questions about Images to PDF
Will text in my receipt photos become searchable?
No. This tool places image content into PDF pages without optical character recognition. You can view or print the images, but their text is not automatically converted into searchable text.
Can I put several photos into one PDF in order?
Yes. Reorder the image list before processing and choose A4 or original proportions. Each image becomes a separate page in the resulting document.
Are my files or inputs uploaded?
Calculation and file processing run in your browser without a processing upload. Downloads go to your device. Choosing a next-step transfer creates a temporary local copy for that workflow. Region preferences are stored separately from tool inputs. See our privacy details.
Can I use this tool for free?
Yes. No signup, subscription or payment is required to use the tool or download its output. File tools have device and size limits; a smaller batch may work better on a phone.
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