Image to PDF Converter

A folder of scanned receipt photos, or a set of screenshots that need to be submitted as a single document — many forms and email systems expect a PDF rather than a handful of separate image files. This tool places each uploaded image on its own page of a new PDF, in one step.

How the page order and sizing work

Images are added to the PDF in the order you upload them, each on a page sized to match that image's own dimensions, so a portrait photo and a landscape screenshot in the same batch will each get an appropriately shaped page rather than being stretched or cropped to fit a fixed page size.

Where this is commonly needed

Submitting several photographed pages of a signed form as one PDF document instead of multiple separate image attachments. Turning a batch of scanned receipts into a single PDF for an expense report. Combining screenshots of a multi-step process into one shareable document for documentation or a bug report. Converting phone photos of a physical document (like a certificate or ID) into a standard PDF format that most official submission portals expect.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I mix PNG and JPG images in the same PDF? Yes — the tool automatically detects each file's format and embeds it correctly regardless of whether it's PNG or JPG, and you can freely mix both types in one batch.

Will the images be resized to fit a standard page like A4 or Letter? No — each page is sized to match its source image exactly, which keeps the image undistorted; if you need standard page sizing, that's a manual adjustment after downloading.

Are my images uploaded to a server? No — the PDF is assembled entirely in your browser using a client-side JavaScript library; nothing is sent anywhere.