Images to PDF
Turn photos or scans (JPEG, PNG, HEIC and more) into one PDF, one page per image, in the order shown.
Free, no sign-up. Up to 20 files and 40 MB at a time; files are processed in memory and never kept.
Other PDF jobs
Each opens its own page.
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Photos and scans into one PDF
Each image becomes one page, in the order of the list, and each page is the size of its image at 150 pixels per inch. A phone photo therefore makes a large page, about 27 by 20 inches for a 12-megapixel shot, which prints scaled to fit the paper. JPEG, PNG, iPhone HEIC and most other image formats work, up to 20 images and 40 MB at a time.
Photos are turned the way your phone showed them, and any transparent areas come out white. For receipts and documents, crop the photos first so each page holds only the paper; if you photographed a page sideways, Rotate pages turns it upright in a moment.
Turn photos and scans, iPhone HEIC included, into one PDF, one page per image, in the order shown. No sign-up; files are never stored. The other PDF jobs (merge, split, compress, rotate, images to PDF and watermark) each have a page of their own.
How it works
- Add the images — JPEG, PNG, HEIC and more, up to 20 files and 40 MB in all.
- Put them in order — One image becomes one page, in the order of the list.
- Make the PDF — One PDF downloads with every image as a page.
Examples
- Receipts for an expense report — Five phone photos of receipts become a five-page PDF.
FAQ
- Why are the pages so big? — Each page is the size of its image at 150 pixels per inch, so a 12-megapixel photo makes a page about 27 by 20 inches; it prints scaled to fit.
- Does it work with iPhone photos? — Yes, HEIC included, and each photo is turned the way your phone showed it.
- What happens to transparent areas? — They come out white.