Convert images to PDF

Drop images into the tool above and each becomes one page of a single PDF, in the order you added them. It accepts JPG, PNG and WebP, and HEIC iPhone photos too; the HEIC to PDF page covers that in detail. The PDF is built by jsPDF in your browser, so IDs, receipts and medical records are not uploaded.

Fit to image is the default and gives each page the shape and size of its own image, which suits photos. A4 and US Letter give every page exactly that page box, turned to landscape when the image is, with the image scaled to fit and centred. Nothing is cropped, so an image of a different shape leaves a white margin. Choose one when a portal validates A4, a print shop prices by sheet, or the document must print at actual size.

Pages follow your upload order. Each image can be up to 200 MB, with no daily quota or monthly credit, and one that is too large to decode safely in a browser tab is skipped with a note instead of failing the batch. A multi-frame file such as an animated GIF contributes only its first frame, and a JPG with a rotation tag is redrawn so it comes out upright. To keep a scan under a size limit, see JPG to PDF under 100KB and under 500KB, where the size target is set for you.

Coming the other way, the PDF to Image tool offers Build a PDF from these pages on its results. Use that rather than downloading the pages and adding them back here, because it keeps the original page size: a PNG or JPG on disk carries no page box, so once pages are downloaded nothing in them says what size sheet they came from. For JPEG pages use PDF to JPG.