Yes — drag and drop in the list before exporting. You can also rotate individual pages for documents scanned sideways.

How large can the output PDF be?

Browser memory limits typically allow 50–200 images depending on file size. For documents over 200 pages or 100MB total, use a desktop tool like Acrobat or LibreOffice.

Image to PDF

Convert images (JPG, PNG) to a single PDF document.

Combining Images Into a Single PDF

Overview

Image-to-PDF conversion solves a common problem: you have multiple images (scans, photos, screenshots) that should travel together as one file. PDFs are the universal document format — they print consistently, embed in emails without surprise resizing, and work on every device. This tool combines any number of images (JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP) into a single PDF with custom page size, orientation, and quality settings — all in your browser without uploading.

How It Works

Each image is decoded by the browser, scaled to fit the chosen page size (A4, Letter, A5, custom), then embedded into the PDF using the PDF-lib library. The tool offers margin control, rotation per page, and reordering before export. Output is a single PDF file you can save, share, or print. For OCR (making text searchable), pair with a dedicated OCR tool — PDF embedding alone doesn't run text recognition.

When to Use This

Submitting scanned documents (passport, lease, transcripts) to schools/employers/banks that require PDF only. Combining receipt photos for expense reports. Archiving handwritten notes after photographing them. Sharing multi-page screenshots as one file. Creating a portfolio PDF from project photos. Many government and legal services accept only PDF, not loose JPEGs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — the tool embeds the original (or lightly compressed) image. There's a quality slider so you can trade size for fidelity. For text scans, keep quality high; for casual photos, lower quality is usually fine.