Image → PDF Converter
Pick several images, put them in the order you want, and download a single PDF with one image per page. Choose the page size — A4, Letter, A3 or A5 — the orientation, a margin, and how each image should sit on its page: contain keeps the whole image visible inside the margins, cover fills the page and crops what overflows, original places the image at its own pixel size. It is the quick route from a handful of photos or scans to something you can email or upload as one document. Everything is assembled in the browser with jsPDF, so nothing is uploaded, which matters when the images are receipts, documents or ID.
Drop images to start. Each image becomes one page.
How to use
- Drop images or click to choose multiple files at once.
- Drag-order isn't supported yet — use the ↑↓ buttons to reorder.
- Pick page size, orientation, fit, and margin.
- Click Generate to download the PDF.
Frequently asked questions
- Are the images uploaded?
- No. jsPDF builds the PDF in the browser and the download is local — none of the images leave your device.
- What's the difference between contain, cover, and original?
- Contain shrinks the image to fit the page minus margins, keeping the whole image visible. Cover scales it so the page is fully covered (may crop). Original places the image at its real pixel size assuming 96 DPI — best for screenshots.
- Which image formats work?
- Anything the browser can decode as <img> — JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF (first frame). They're stored inside the PDF as JPEG (for jpg / webp / gif) or PNG (for png), so transparent PNGs stay transparent.
- Is there a file count or size limit?
- Limited by your browser's memory. Dozens of photo-sized images work; hundreds of high-resolution images may stall.
- Why is the PDF so much bigger than the images?
- Because each image is embedded as it arrived, and a PDF adds its own structure on top. Photos straight from a phone are several megabytes each, so ten of them make a PDF of roughly the same total. Compressing or resizing the images before building the PDF is what brings the number down - the PDF step itself has nothing to shrink.
- Can I put more than one image on a page?
- Not here - the layout is one image per page, which is what suits scans, receipts and photo sets. For a contact sheet or a grid of thumbnails on a single page, build the grid as one image first with a sprite sheet or stitching tool, then convert that single image.
- Will the text in my scans be searchable?
- No. The pages contain pictures of text, not text, so nothing can be selected, searched or copied. Making it searchable needs OCR, which recognises the characters and adds a text layer - a separate step that has to happen before the images become a PDF.
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