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Turning a set of photos or scanned pages into a single PDF makes them far easier to share, print, or archive than a folder of separate image files.
This converter combines one or more JPG, PNG, or GIF images into a single PDF, one image per page, in the order you upload them.
How it works
Upload one or more images in the order you want them to appear, choose a page size (fit each page to its image, or use a standard A4/Letter size), and the converter places each image on its own page and assembles them into a single downloadable PDF.
- Upload one or more images, in the order you want them in the PDF.
- Choose a page size — fit to image, A4, or Letter.
- Click Convert and download the PDF.
Examples
Combining scanned pages
Several photos of scanned paper documents, taken with a phone camera, can be combined into a single multi-page PDF for easy sharing or archiving.
Creating a photo PDF
A handful of JPG photos can be converted into one PDF file to send as a single attachment instead of several separate images.
Who should use it
- Combining scanned document photos into a single shareable PDF.
- Turning a set of images into one PDF file for printing or archiving.
Industry applications
- Document scanning and digitization
- General office and personal file management
Advantages
- Supports JPG, PNG, and GIF images, including mixed formats in one conversion.
- Offers both an exact "fit to image" mode and standard A4/Letter page sizing.
Limitations
- Does not support reordering images by drag-and-drop — remove and re-add files to change their order.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Uploading images in the wrong order and not noticing until after downloading the PDF.
- Expecting "fit to image" mode to add margins — it sizes the page exactly to the image with no white space.
Best practices
- Double-check the file order in the upload list before converting, since it directly determines the page order in the resulting PDF.
Tips
- Use "fit to image" mode when converting scanned pages, so the PDF page dimensions exactly match your scans with no extra white space.