How it works

Drop one or more images and get back a PDF where each image is its own page.

Accepts JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and any image format your browser can decode. Three page-size options: Fit to image (page matches the image dimensions, no whitespace), A4 portrait (with 5% margin, image centered), or US Letter (same treatment). PNGs and JPEGs are embedded directly via pdf-lib at full quality. Other formats are first decoded to a canvas and re-encoded as JPEG at 92 quality, so a tiny quality hit there. Pages appear in the order you dropped the files. Output filename is images.pdf. Useful for stitching photos of a paper document, building a quick portfolio, or compiling screenshots into a single shareable file.

How to use it

1. Drop your images. Add JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, or BMP files — each becomes one page.
2. Order them. Use the up and down arrows in the file list to set the page order.
3. Pick a page size. Fit to image for no whitespace, or A4 / US Letter for printable pages.
4. Make the PDF. Hit Make PDF and the combined file downloads, built locally with pdf-lib.

Frequently asked questions

How do I combine multiple JPGs into one PDF?

Drop them, pick a page size (Fit to image is most common), hit Make PDF. They become pages 1-N of the output.

Can I reorder the images before converting?

Yes. Use the up/down arrows in the file list before clicking the button.

What page size should I pick?

Fit to image if you want no whitespace and the image at native pixel ratio. A4 or Letter if you want a printable page, e.g. for a paper document.

Are the images uploaded?

No. Everything happens locally via pdf-lib. Files never leave your device.