Image to PDF Converter
Select multiple images and turn them into one PDF. Files are processed in your browser and never uploaded.
How to use the Image to PDF Converter
- Use the file picker at the top of the panel to choose your JPG or PNG images, several at once.
- Check the numbered list underneath, since that is the order the pages come out in.
- Press Convert to PDF. The file downloads as images.pdf once the status line says it is done.
Each page is the size of its image, not A4
A page is built at the pixel dimensions of the image it holds, measured in PDF points. A point is a seventy-second of an inch, so a 1200 by 1600 photo becomes a page about 16.7 by 22.2 inches.
File size and where the work runs
There is no resizing or quality step here, so the PDF ends up about as large as the images together. The work runs in your browser and no file is uploaded anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Which formats are supported?
JPG and PNG.
How is the page order decided?
By the numbered list under the file picker, which is the order your browser hands the files over in. Check it before pressing Convert to PDF and reselect if it is wrong.
Are my files uploaded?
No. All processing happens in your browser.
What page size does the PDF use?
Each page matches its own image, built at the image pixel size in PDF points. Print with a fit-to-page setting if you need A4 or Letter.
Are the images compressed?
No. Nothing resizes or re-compresses them, so the PDF lands at roughly the combined size of the files you picked. Shrink them first if it must be small.
What is the downloaded file called?
images.pdf, every time. Rename it once it reaches your downloads folder if you are making several in a row.