Image to PDF Converter

Combine multiple images — receipts, screenshots, scanned documents, photo albums — into a single PDF you can email, archive, or print. Drag to reorder, rotate individual pages, set page size and margins. Output is a real PDF, not a slideshow disguised as one.

When image-to-PDF makes sense

PDF is the universal container for "documents that should stay together as one file". Insurance forms scanned page-by-page belong as one PDF, not three separate JPGs. Receipts for an expense report should be a single submission. A photo album for a relative is easier to share as one PDF than as a folder of JPGs. Identity-verification uploads to a bank or government portal almost always require PDF.

The conversion is lossless on the image side — your photos go into the PDF at full resolution. The PDF wrapper adds minimal overhead (a few KB per page).

How to convert images to PDF

1. Drop your images in the order you want them. Drag to reorder before converting.
2. Pick page size. A4 (default), US Letter, Legal, A3, custom. Each image fills its own page.
3. Set margins. Default 0.4". Reduce to 0 for edge-to-edge images; increase for a more "document" look.
4. Choose orientation. Portrait (default) or landscape per page, or auto (matches each image's aspect).
5. Optionally rotate individual pages 90° / 180° / 270° before exporting.
6. Download the PDF. One file, all your images.

Image-fit options

What happens when an image's aspect ratio doesn't match the page's? Three options:

• Fit (default) — image scales to fit inside the margins; empty space stays white
• Fill — image scales to fill the page; edges may be cropped
• Stretch — image stretches to exact page dimensions; aspect distorted (rarely what you want)

For receipt-style content where you want the image to look like a printed receipt on a page, "Fit" is right. For full-bleed photo albums where every page is image edge-to-edge, "Fill" with 0 margins is right.

Common workflows

Receipt-to-PDF for expense reports. Phone-photograph each receipt, drop them in order, output one PDF for accounting.

Scanned document re-assembly. Used a phone scanner app for individual pages? Combine them into one document.

Photo album as PDF. Easier to email a 30-page PDF than a folder of 30 JPGs.

Print-ready output. Add bleed margins and export at A4 — drop into any printer.

Going the other way? Our PDF to Image Converter extracts each page back to JPG/PNG.