v0.10.0How to use
- Select your images and set the page order with the ↑ ↓ buttons.
- Choose the paper size (A4 and others, or "Fit to image size") and the margin. The orientation can be chosen automatically to match each image.
- Click [Create PDF].
- Download the finished PDF.
Example
If you need to combine five photos of receipts taken with your phone into one PDF for submission, select all the photos and create the PDF with A4, the orientation set to "Automatic", and a 10 mm margin. To gather several images on a single page for printing, Image Print Layout is the better fit, and to join the PDF you made to other PDFs, use Merge PDF.
Supported formats, limits and privacy
- Input: JPG, PNG, WebP (HEIC only in browsers that support it). Up to 30 MB per file, up to 30 files.
- Images always keep their aspect ratio and are centered to fit inside the page (never cropped). Any leftover space is white.
- "Fit to image size" creates pages at the real size of the image at 150 dpi, so large photos can produce very large pages. For printing, a standard paper size such as A4 is recommended.
- Transparent images stay transparent in the PDF (a PDF viewer shows them on a white background). Resolution above 300 dpi at the placed size is reduced when saving.
- Images are re-encoded into the PDF, so EXIF information is not included. All processing happens inside your browser, and nothing is uploaded to a server.
Frequently asked questions
Can I turn several scanned documents into one PDF?
Yes. Select all the scanned images, put them in order, then create the PDF with A4 and the "Automatic" orientation. Each page is set to portrait or landscape to match its image.
How do I change the order of the images?
Use the ↑ ↓ buttons to the right of each file name in the list. You can also use the keyboard.
The resulting PDF is too large.
First reduce the files with the image compression tool, or shrink high-resolution photos with the image resize tool, and then create the PDF. PNG is lossless, so it makes a larger PDF than JPG.