🔑 Key Takeaways
- Multiple images → one PDF — Combine any number of JPG or PNG images into a single document.
- Drag to reorder — Arrange images in exactly the order you want before creating the PDF.
- Flexible page sizes — Choose A4, Letter, or let pages fit exactly to your image dimensions.
- Quality preserved — Images are embedded without lossy recompression.
- 100% local — Your images never leave your device.
Quick Answer
Images to PDF combines multiple image files (JPG, PNG) into a single PDF document. Upload your images, drag to arrange them in order, choose your page size, and download a complete PDF. Processing happens locally in your browser—nothing is sent to a server.
Why Convert Images to PDF?
You have 15 receipt photos from a business trip. Or 30 scanned pages that came out as separate JPGs. Or a portfolio of design work spread across dozens of image files.
The problem?
Sending 15 separate files is messy. Recipients have to download each one, keep track of the order, and hope nothing gets lost. Images can be reordered, renamed, or separated. There's no single "document" to reference.
📋 Classic Scenario: The Expense Report
You photographed 12 receipts on your phone during a work trip. Finance needs them for reimbursement—but they want a single PDF, not 12 separate images. Solution: Drop all 12 images into the tool, arrange them by date, and download one organized PDF.
PDFs bundle everything together.
One file. Fixed order. Professional format. PDFs are the universal document standard—they look the same on every device, can't be accidentally reordered, and are accepted everywhere from accounting software to government portals.
Supported Image Formats
The tool accepts the two most common image formats:
| Format | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| JPG / JPEG | Photos, scans, screenshots | Most common format. Smaller files, slight quality loss. |
| PNG | Graphics, text, screenshots with transparency | Lossless quality. Larger files. Supports transparency. |
Mix and match: You can combine JPGs and PNGs in the same PDF. The tool handles both formats together—just drop everything in and arrange as needed.
File Limits
- Total size: 10MB maximum (combined)
- Image count: No hard limit, but very large batches may be slower
- Formats: JPG/JPEG and PNG only (no HEIC, TIFF, or RAW)
Page Size Options
Choose how your images fit onto PDF pages. The right choice depends on how you'll use the final document.
A4
Letter
Fit to Image
When to Use "Fit to Image"
Fit to Image makes each PDF page exactly the size of its source image. This is ideal for portfolios, photo collections, and any case where you want images displayed at their natural dimensions without letterboxing or cropping. If you'll be printing, choose A4 or Letter instead for consistent paper sizes.
Ordering Your Images
Page order matters. A contract with pages out of sequence is confusing. A photo album with images in random order tells no story.
You control the order.
After uploading images, you'll see thumbnails of each one. Simply drag them into the sequence you want. The first image becomes page 1, the second becomes page 2, and so on.
Ordering Tips
- Name files first: Images often upload in alphabetical order. Naming files "01-receipt.jpg", "02-receipt.jpg" etc. can pre-sort them.
- Drag to reorder: Click and drag any thumbnail to move it to a new position.
- Preview before creating: Double-check the sequence before clicking "Create PDF".
⚠️ Order is Locked After Creation
Once you create the PDF, the page order is fixed. To change it, you'd need to either recreate the PDF from your original images or use Reorder Pages to rearrange the existing PDF.
Common Use Cases
🧾 Expense Reports
- Combine receipt photos from trips
- Create organized expense documentation
- Submit single file to accounting
- Archive for tax records
📄 Scanned Documents
- Combine scanned pages into one document
- Reassemble documents from phone scans
- Create searchable archives
- Digitize paper records
🎨 Portfolios
- Compile work samples into one file
- Create shareable design portfolios
- Build photography collections
- Present artwork professionally
📸 Photo Albums
- Create event photo collections
- Build family photo books
- Share vacation photos as one file
- Print-ready photo compilations
📋 Application Packages
- Combine ID scans and documents
- Create complete application packets
- Bundle supporting materials
- Meet "single PDF" requirements
📊 Presentations
- Convert slide images to PDF
- Create handout versions
- Share presentation snapshots
- Archive visual materials
How to Convert Images to PDF
🛡️ Privacy note: Your images are processed entirely in your browser. The files never leave your device—there's no server upload. When you close the tab, the processing environment is cleared.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Images to PDF free?
Yes. Guest users get 2 free uses per day. Free accounts (email signup, no credit card) get 5 daily. Pro subscribers get unlimited access to all 18 PDF tools.
What image formats are supported?
JPG/JPEG and PNG. HEIC, TIFF, RAW, and other formats aren't currently supported—convert them to JPG or PNG first.
Is there a limit on how many images I can combine?
There's no hard limit on image count, but the total file size is capped at 10MB.
Will my images lose quality?
No. Images are embedded into the PDF without lossy recompression. The quality you put in is the quality you get out.
Can I change the order of images?
Yes, before creating the PDF. Drag the image thumbnails to arrange them in any order you want.
Is my file sent to a server?
No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your images never leave your device.
What's the difference between 'Fit to Image' and A4/Letter?
'Fit to Image' makes each PDF page exactly match its source image dimensions. A4 and Letter are standard paper sizes that add margins around non-matching images.
Can I add images to an existing PDF?
This tool creates new PDFs from images. To add images to an existing PDF, first convert your images to PDF with this tool, then use Merge PDF to combine them.