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Combine Images into One PDF

To combine images into one PDF, drop your files in; they become pages in list order. After converting, press “Download single PDF”. Pages can be A4 or match each image. Your files are never uploaded.

Files are never uploaded

Drag your images or folders here

WEBP, PNG, JPG, AVIF, GIF, BMP, SVG, ICO · Ctrl+V to paste from the clipboard

Drop, choose or paste files above to get started.

You can set a separate format, quality and size for each file.

Steps to combine images into one PDF

  1. Drop your images in the box above (JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, SVG and iPhone HEIC are supported).
  2. Page order follows the list; use the sort menu to order by name or size.
  3. In the Output section choose the page size: A4 (centred) for documents and printing, or Match the image so each page has the image’s own proportions.
  4. Start the conversion, then press “Download single PDF”.

A4 or image-sized?

With A4 each image is fitted inside the page with a 24 pt margin and centred; landscape images get a landscape page. With image-sized pages each page has exactly the image’s proportions and no margin. For scans, receipts and photo albums A4 usually looks tidier.

Keeping the file small

Phone photos are large, so a merged PDF can quickly reach tens of megabytes. If an email or application form has a limit, use the “Small file (1600 px)” button: images are reduced to a sensible resolution and quality drops to 72%. Images are embedded as JPEG; no text recognition (OCR) is done, so text in the PDF cannot be selected.

If your iPhone photos are HEIC you do not need to convert them first; add them directly. See the HEIC guide for details.

Frequently asked questions

How do I change the page order?
Pages are added in list order. Use the sort menu to sort by name, or add files in the order you want.
Can I select text in the PDF?
No. Images are embedded as pages and no OCR is done.
How many images can I combine?
There is no fixed limit; your device’s memory sets it. With very large photos, resize first.
How are transparent PNGs shown?
PDF output here does not use transparency, so transparent areas are filled with your background colour (white by default).
Do my files go to a server?
No, the PDF is built in your browser.

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