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Images to PDF

Several photos, one document. A4 or sized to each picture.

Page size

All the images you add become one PDF, in the order you drop them.

Files are processed on our servers and stay available to re-download for 7 days, then are deleted.

How it works

  1. Add your images — Drop them in the order you want the pages. JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, TIFF and more are accepted.
  2. Pick a page size — A4 for something that will be printed or filed. "Match each image" for screenshots and receipts.
  3. Get one PDF — Every image becomes a page in a single document.
  4. Download — Available to re-download for 7 days, then deleted.

Why a PDF and not a folder of photos

Almost every form that asks for documents wants one file. Receipts for an expense claim, pages of a contract photographed on a phone, an ID and a proof of address, a set of site photos for a report — as loose images they are a nuisance to send and easy to lose track of. As a PDF they are one attachment, in a fixed order, that opens the same way on every device.

It is also the format that survives being printed. Photos in a chat get re-compressed and reordered; a PDF page is a page.

A4 or sized to each image

A4 gives every page the same shape, centres each image inside a margin and never enlarges past its natural size. That is what you want for anything going to a printer, a court, a landlord or a finance department.

"Match each image" makes every page exactly the dimensions of the picture on it. Better for screenshots, phone photos of receipts, and anything that will only ever be read on a screen — no white borders and no wasted space.

What happens to the photos

Each image is rotated according to its EXIF orientation so nothing arrives sideways, flattened onto white where it had transparency, and encoded into the page. HEIC from an iPhone is decoded first, so photos taken on a phone work without any conversion step of your own.

The PDF is stored for 7 days so you can fetch it again, then deleted like every other conversion.

Common questions

Can I combine several images into one PDF?
Yes — that is the default. Every image you add becomes a page, in the order you dropped them, up to 50 pages.
Does it work with HEIC photos from an iPhone?
Yes. They are decoded before being placed on the page.
Will my photos be rotated correctly?
Yes. The EXIF orientation tag is applied before the image goes into the PDF, so nothing arrives sideways.
Is there a watermark?
No. No watermark, no account and no email address.
Can I reorder the pages?
Not in the tool — pages follow the order you add the files. Drop them in the order you want, or make one PDF per group.

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