Images in PDF
Combine several photos or scans into a single PDF file—right in your browser. You set the page order yourself, and the files aren't uploaded anywhere.
Drag the image here
or · JPEG, PNG, WebP · up to 50 files
Files are processed in your browser and are not downloaded anywhere. The order of the pages corresponds to the order in the list; you can change it using the arrows.
When is this needed?
- Documents from the phone. Take a photo of your passport, certificate, or contract—and send it as a single file, not ten separate images.
- Scans. The scanner often produces a separate JPEG file for each page.
- Portfolio or Presentation from existing images.
- The request to "send as a PDF" — Banks, insurance companies, and government agencies accept it specifically.
How to Use
- Drag and drop your images—you can add up to 50 at once.
- Use the arrows in the list to arrange the pages in the correct order, and mark the ones you don't need with a check mark.
- Select a page size: A4 is suitable for documents; "Fit to image" is for when it's important to maintain the photo's aspect ratio without margins.
- Click “Compile PDF.”
About Page Size and Margins
The default setting is A4 with 10 mm margins—this ensures the document prints correctly and looks familiar. If you need the PDF for viewing on screen rather than for printing, select “Fit to Image”: the page will adjust to fit each photo, and there won’t be any white margins.
The default orientation is automatic: landscape photos fit into a landscape-oriented page, and portrait photos fit into a portrait-oriented page. This is convenient when a single file contains a mix of both.
What to Do Before Assembly
Photos from a phone are 3–5 MB each, and a PDF containing twenty of them will be about 100 megabytes—no upload form will accept it. Run the images through compression, and touch up the jagged edges of the scans pruning.
If you already have several PDF files and need to combine them into one, you can do this by merging PDFs.
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