Images to PDF Converter
Combine ordered JPG, PNG, or WebP images into a configurable PDF
Pixels are re-encoded in their displayed orientation for the PDF. Animation becomes one frame; colors and file size can change. Image size uses 96 pixels/inch, capped proportionally at 1440 pt on the longest edge; a fixed orientation swaps page dimensions.
About this tool
Combine JPG, PNG and WebP images into a PDF in the order shown. Add up to 30 files, with 50 MB combined and 40 MB per file; each decoded image is limited to 8192 pixels per edge and 32 million pixels. Unsupported or damaged files reject the new batch without changing the existing list. Choose A4, US Letter or image-sized pages, then orientation, margins and contain or cover fitting. Image-sized pages use 96 image pixels per inch and a proportional cap of 1440 PDF points on the longest edge; fixed orientation can swap page width and height. Contain keeps the full image inside the content box; cover clips overflow at its edges. Each image is decoded in the browser-displayed orientation and re-encoded as PNG pixels for embedding, including JPEG photos with EXIF rotation or mirroring. This can change colors and file size; animation becomes one frame and source metadata blocks are not copied. Changing inputs, order or settings clears the generated result. Processing stays in this page and does not save image data as a browser draft.
Scenario Recipes
Build a review PDF from ordered screenshots
Goal: Create a consistent handoff document without uploading private captures
- Add the screenshots and arrange them in the intended walkthrough order.
- Choose A4 or Letter, set margins, and use contain when every pixel must remain visible.
- Create the PDF and verify page order, orientation, and cropping before sending it.
Result: A shareable multipage PDF whose screenshots stayed on the local device.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which image formats and limits are supported?
JPEG, PNG and WebP: up to 30 files, 50 MB combined, 40 MB per file, 8192 pixels per edge and 32 million pixels per image. The file bytes must match the declared format.
How are image-sized pages calculated?
96 image pixels map to 72 PDF points. A single scale factor caps the longest page edge at 1440 points. Automatic orientation preserves the image aspect ratio; choosing a fixed orientation can swap page dimensions.
What is the difference between contain and cover?
Contain displays the complete image inside the margins, with possible blank space. Cover fills that box and clips overflowing edges. If margins consume an image-sized page, reduce them or choose A4/Letter.
Will rotated phone photos keep their displayed direction?
The browser decodes image orientation, including supported EXIF rotation and mirroring, before pixels are embedded. Check the downloaded PDF when a file uses unusual orientation metadata.
Are original JPEG bytes or animation preserved?
No. All inputs become a single decoded PNG frame for the PDF. Source metadata blocks are not copied; colors, file size and format-specific features may change. This is not a byte-preserving archive or OCR tool.
Can I reorder pages or change settings after generation?
Use the arrows or drag rows to reorder. Changing the list, paper, orientation, margins or fit clears the previous PDF; generate it again to download the updated result.
Are my images uploaded or saved as drafts?
No. Image decoding, layout and PDF generation happen in your browser. This tool does not store source images as drafts. It cannot remove information visible in the image pixels.
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