Convert Images to PDF
Combine multiple images into a single PDF file. Supported formats: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP.
To Word, Excel, JPG and more
Combine multiple PDFs into one
Split a PDF into separate files
Reorder pages by dragging
Pull specific pages out
Pull all images out
Remove pages from PDF
Rotate pages in any direction
Stack one PDF onto another
Reduce PDF file size
Clean up unused data
Make scanned text searchable
Spot the differences between two PDFs
Add text, signatures, shapes
Add your signature anywhere
Add text or image watermark
Number pages as 1, i or A
Add sticky-note comments
Ready-to-use forms to fill online
Add a password
Unlock a PDF with its password
Black out sensitive info
Editable .docx export
Tables as .xlsx
Each page as a JPG
Each page as a PNG
Each page as a WebP
Turn JPG images into a PDF
Turn PNG images into a PDF
Combine JPG, PNG, GIF or WebP into one PDF
Convert .docx to PDF
Convert .xlsx to PDF
Convert .pptx to PDF
Turn an HTML file into a PDF
Capture a webpage
Every page as an image
Plain text as a PDF
Convert .rtf to PDF
Turn GIF images into a PDF
Turn BMP images into a PDF
Turn TIFF images into a PDF
Turn SVG graphics into a PDF
Turn WebP images into a PDF
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Image to PDF for any mix of formats
Phone photos, screenshots, scanned pages and pictures saved from the web rarely come in one format. Images to PDF takes them together, in any combination, and turns them into one document in the order you set.
The picker accepts any image type, not only the four named above: BMP, SVG and AVIF files work too, as long as your browser can display them. A file it can't open is skipped with a warning naming it, and the PDF is built from the rest.
Convert JPG to PDF, PNG to PDF, GIF to PDF or WebP to PDF here, or combine several of those formats in the same file.
How each picture format ends up in the PDF
| Format | How it is stored | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| JPG | Its original compressed data, copied unchanged | No second round of compression, so no extra quality loss |
| PNG | Every pixel, with lossless compression | Transparent areas stay transparent; animated PNGs are skipped |
| WebP | Decoded by your browser, then stored losslessly | The PDF is usually several times larger than the WebP files |
| GIF | Decoded by your browser, then stored losslessly | Only the first frame of an animation is used |
| BMP | Decoded by your browser, then stored losslessly | Uncompressed bitmaps usually take less space in the PDF |
| SVG | Drawn by your browser as pixels | No longer a vector: give the file a generous width and height for a sharp page |
| TIFF | Usually not at all | Most browsers can't open TIFF, so the file is skipped |
Converting TIFF scans?
TIFF to PDF reads them on the server and turns every page of a multi-page file into a PDF page.
Combine images into one PDF, one per page or stacked
The Fit multiple images per page (stack when space allows) box decides how the pictures share the pages.
Box unticked
- Every image gets a page of its own
- Small images are enlarged to fill the page
- Each one is centered and reaches two opposite edges
- Auto (Match Image) makes each page the size of its image
Box ticked
- Images run top to bottom, a quarter inch apart
- None is enlarged beyond its own size
- A half-inch margin frames every page
- Auto (Match Image) falls back to A4
What happens when you click Create PDF
A new, empty PDF is created and filled in one pass down your list, top to bottom. Each picture is added to the file once and drawn on its page, so the order of the thumbnails is the order of the pages, and a skipped picture leaves no gap.
Dropping more files onto the dropzone adds them to the end of the list, while choosing files through the browse window starts a new list. The close button on a thumbnail takes a single picture out again before you convert.
The finished PDF is named after the first picture in the list. The result also reports how many images went in and how many pages came out; with stacking on, the second number is usually the smaller one.
How to turn multiple images into one PDF
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Add the pictures
Bring in everything that belongs in the document, whatever its format.
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Set the order
Drag the thumbnails into place; the first becomes page one. Click one to see it full size.
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Choose the page
Pick a Page Size, and Horizontal under Page Orientation to turn A4, Letter or Legal sideways.
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Create the PDF
Click Create PDF and download the finished file.
Images to PDF questions
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Yes, but A4, Letter and Legal give the whole PDF one orientation, so a wide picture on a Vertical page sits in a band across the middle. Choose Auto (Match Image) to let each page follow the shape of its picture, or Horizontal if most of them are wide.
With the stacking box unticked, every picture is scaled to fill its page, so a small image is enlarged and its pixels grow with it. Tick the box to keep pictures at their own size, or pick Auto (Match Image) so each page is exactly as big as its picture.
There is no rotate control in Images to PDF: pictures are placed the way they are stored. Create the PDF first, then turn the pages that need it with Rotate PDF.
Create a PDF from the picture here, then join the two files with Merge PDF. There you decide whether the picture's page goes before, after or between the existing pages.
No. Each picture sits on its page as an image, with no text layer behind it. OCR PDF can read the words out of it as text you can copy or download.
Yes. Page Size, Page Orientation and the stacking box are remembered in this browser, so the next batch starts with the same layout. Clearing the browser's data for this site resets them.
Open this page in your phone's browser, tap the dropzone and pick the pictures from your gallery or files. The PDF downloads like any other file, ready to attach or share.