Page fit
Fit keeps the whole image visible and may leave margins. Fill uses more of the page but can crop edges.
Tools/Images to PDF
Build a documentCombine images into a PDF locally
Turn JPG, PNG and other browser-readable images into an ordered PDF without uploading them.
✓ No account✓ Browser processing✓ Free to use
Convert photos or scans into a single PDF for email, archiving or printing. Arrange the images first because their order becomes the PDF page order.
Phone photos may contain large dimensions and EXIF orientation. Rotate pages visually and choose sensible page sizing so the result is readable without being unnecessarily large.
Tool workspace
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How to use Images to PDF
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Add the images and arrange them in reading order.
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Choose page size, margins and image fit.
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Create the PDF, then check orientation and cropped edges.
Photo size
Modern phones create very large images. Resize before conversion if the PDF is only for on-screen viewing.
Text is not searchable
A photographed page remains an image inside the PDF. Run OCR afterward if search and copy are required.
Important limitation
Image conversion does not automatically correct perspective, remove shadows or recognize text. Very large photos can exhaust browser memory on mobile devices.
Questions about Images to PDF
Can I mix portrait and landscape images?
Yes, but review page sizing and rotation so each image is presented as intended.
Will photographed text be searchable?
Not until OCR is applied to the resulting PDF.
Are the original photos modified?
No. The tool creates a new PDF and leaves the source images untouched.