Image to PDF Converter
Combine photos, scans and screenshots into a single PDF, one page per image, without uploading them anywhere.
Convert Images to PDF Online
A PDF is what most forms, email recipients and printers expect when you send several pictures at once: one file, in a fixed order, that opens the same way on every computer and phone. This page is the Image Converter with PDF preselected, so a folder of photos, scanned pages or screenshots becomes a single document in a few seconds.
The whole job runs locally. The page decodes each image, writes the PDF itself and hands you the file, which makes it safe for ID scans, contracts and receipts that should not sit on somebody else's server.
Page size and layout
| Setting | What it does | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Same as image | Each page is exactly the size of its picture | Screenshots and graphics viewed on screen |
| A4 / US Letter | Standard paper; the picture is scaled down to fit and centred | Anything that will be printed or filed |
| Orientation | Automatic turns the page to landscape for a wide image | Mixed portrait and landscape photos |
| Margin | A white border of 10 or 20 mm around the picture | Printing, where edges can be cut off |
On A4 and Letter a small image is centred at its own size rather than stretched to fill the page, because enlarging adds blur, not detail.
Getting the page order right
Pages follow the list. Add the images in the order you want, or use the arrow buttons next to each one to move it up or down; the number in front of each file name is its page number. If you add files in two rounds, the new ones join the end of the list.
Keeping the file small
A PDF made from phone photos can be large, because each photo keeps its full resolution. Two settings fix that: pick a resize rule such as a maximum width of 1600 pixels, which is plenty for an A4 page, and leave Image data on JPEG with a quality around 80. For a document that has to stay under an upload limit, this usually makes the difference.
Related conversions
For photos and scans that must fit standard paper, JPG to PDF opens with A4 already chosen. For screenshots with fine text, PNG to PDF starts in lossless mode. To shrink the images before they go into a document, see Compress Image.