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Scanned pages, receipts, or photos often need to go into a single PDF for submission or sharing. Upload your JPG or PNG images, set the order with the up/down arrows, and download one combined PDF — each image becomes its own page, sized to match. Everything happens in your browser; nothing is uploaded to a server.
Why a PDF instead of loose images
Most submission portals and email recipients want one file, not eight. A PDF also fixes the order of pages, prints predictably, and cannot be accidentally reordered the way a folder of JPGs can. For photographed documents in particular — receipts, certificates, handwritten forms — bundling them into a single PDF is the difference between something that reads as a document and something that reads as a pile of camera roll images.
Each image becomes a page at its own size
Rather than forcing everything onto a fixed A4 canvas, each page is created to match its image's exact dimensions. That avoids the white borders and awkward scaling you get from tools that letterbox every image onto a standard page. The trade-off is that mixing portrait and landscape photos produces a document with varying page sizes, which is fine on screen but can print inconsistently — resize your images to a common size first if the result will be printed.
Crop before you convert
Photographed documents usually include desk, shadow, and a lot of surrounding space, all of which inflates the PDF and makes the actual content smaller on the page. Cropping tightly to the document edges before converting produces a smaller file and a far more readable result. It is the single highest-value step when turning phone photos into a submittable document, and it takes seconds with the crop tool.
Frequently asked questions
- What image formats can I use?
- JPG and PNG. WebP isn't supported for PDF embedding — convert it to JPG or PNG first using one of the image converter tools.
- Can I control the order of pages?
- Yes, use the up and down arrows next to each image to set the order before creating the PDF.
- What page size is used?
- Each page is sized to exactly match its image's dimensions, rather than forcing everything onto a fixed page size like A4.
- Are my images uploaded to a server?
- No, the PDF is built entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.
- Why is WebP not supported?
- The PDF library used here can embed JPG and PNG directly but not WebP. Convert WebP images to PNG or JPG first with one of the converter tools.
- Can I mix portrait and landscape images?
- Yes. Each page takes its image's own dimensions, so both orientations work in one document.