Combine JPG, PNG or WebP images into a single PDF. Up to 20 images; each is fitted onto its own A4 page.
Drop your images here
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Up to 20 images, 20MB each. Files are converted on the server and deleted immediately — we do not keep a copy.
Up to 20 JPG/PNG/WebP/GIF/BMP images (picker shows 20 MB each; server allows 50 MB per file). Each becomes a centred portrait A4 page at 150 DPI—letterboxing, not crop. Order follows the thumbnail list; no drag reorder. Server upload; no OCR text layer.
How to Convert Images to PDF
- Drop images onto the area above or select several at once. You can keep adding until you reach 20.
- Check the thumbnails. Pages follow that order. Remove any file you added by mistake.
- Convert and download the PDF. Open it once and confirm the pages are in the right sequence before you send it.
How Each Page Is Built
Every image lands on its own portrait A4 page at 150 DPI. It is scaled to fit inside the page without changing its shape, then centred. A landscape photo keeps its shape, so you will see white bands above and below. A tall screenshot may have bands at the sides.
That is deliberate. Stretching a scan of an ID card to fill A4 would distort it, and cropping would lose edges. If you need edge-to-edge pages, crop or rotate the images first.
Getting the Order Right
There is no drag-to-reorder. The thumbnail strip is the page list. Add files one at a time in the sequence you want, or name them 01, 02, 03 and select the group together. If one page is wrong, remove that thumbnail and add the replacement at the end — or clear all and start again.
Limits
- Up to 20 images; the picker warns at 20 MB each while the server accepts up to 50 MB per file.
- Output is always portrait A4. No landscape, A5 or letter option.
- Transparent PNG areas flatten onto white.
- No rotate or crop on this page.
- Ten conversions per minute from the same address.
Photos of Documents Are Still Pictures
A phone photo of a marksheet or invoice becomes a PDF page, but the letters are pixels. You cannot search, copy or screen-read that text. This tool only places each image on an A4 page—it does not add a selectable text layer. If a portal requires searchable PDF text, you need a file that already has that layer, not a photo converted here.
Use this page when a form will only accept PDF and you have JPEGs. Use it for receipts, signed pages and screenshots that only have to be readable, not editable.
Where This Helps
- Packing photographed KYC pages into one upload.
- Turning phone scans of a contract or homework into a single file.
- Attaching several receipts to an expense claim.
- Emailing a short set of pictures as one attachment instead of a zip of JPEGs.
Privacy and Processing
Building a multi-page PDF is done on our server, so the images are uploaded. They are used only to produce your download and are not kept as a permanent library. Do not upload documents you are not allowed to share. The Privacy Policy covers this in full.
Images to PDF questions
How many images can I put in one PDF?
Up to 20. Each file can be 20 MB. Requests from the same address are limited to ten per minute.
What page size is used?
Portrait A4 at 150 DPI. Each image is scaled to fit inside the page without cropping or stretching, then centred on white. Landscape photos get letterboxing top and bottom.
How do I control the page order?
Pages follow the thumbnail order, which is the order you added the files. Add them one by one if the sequence matters. There is no drag-to-reorder step on this page.
Will photographed documents be searchable?
No. A photo of a letter is still a picture inside the PDF. The text is not selectable or copyable. This page combines images into PDF pages only; it does not add a text layer from the photo.
Can I make a landscape or A5 PDF?
Not on this page. Output is always portrait A4. Rotate or crop the images first if orientation is wrong; they will still land on a portrait page.
Are my images stored?
They are uploaded so the server can build the PDF, then discarded. We do not keep a library of your photos or of the finished file. See our Privacy Policy for the full picture.
Related Image Tools
If you need a neighbouring step in the same workflow, these pages are the closest match: PDF to Image, Image Compressor, Merge PDF. Browse the full Image Tools set or the all tools hub.