Image to PDF Converter

You can add up to 100 images, each becoming one page in the PDF. For most practical use cases (scanned documents, photo albums, portfolios), 100 pages is more than enough. If you need more, split your images into batches and merge the resulting PDFs with a PDF editor.

After uploading images, drag and drop the page thumbnails in the Pages section to rearrange them. The order in the thumbnail list is the order they will appear in the PDF. Click the Remove button on any thumbnail to delete a specific page without starting over. You can also click "Add More Images" to insert additional images after the initial upload.

The tool supports standard page sizes: A4 (210x297mm, the international standard), Letter (8.5x11 inches, common in North America), A3, A5, Legal, and custom sizes. Choose the size that matches your printing target or the expected viewing format. For most digital documents shared online, A4 is the safe default.

Image Fit determines how each image is placed on the page. "Fit to Page" scales the image proportionally to fit within the page boundaries while adding white space on the sides if the aspect ratio does not match — no cropping occurs. "Fill Page" scales the image to fill the entire page and may crop edges. "Original Size" places the image at its actual pixel dimensions, which may overflow the page for large images. "Stretch" distorts the image to fill the page exactly.

Quality controls the JPEG compression applied to images when they are embedded in the PDF. Higher quality (90-100) produces larger PDF files with minimal visual loss. Lower quality (50-70) reduces file size at the cost of visible compression artifacts, especially in photos with gradients. For documents with text-heavy scans, high quality is important for legibility. For photo albums where file size matters more than pixel-perfect quality, 75-80 is a good balance.

No. This tool converts images to PDF by embedding them as raster images inside the PDF file. There is no OCR (Optical Character Recognition) processing. The text in scanned documents will appear visually but cannot be selected, searched, or copied. For searchable PDFs from scans, you need an OCR tool such as Adobe Acrobat, Google Drive (upload a scanned PDF and open it with Google Docs), or a dedicated OCR service.

No. All PDF creation happens in your browser using the jsPDF library and HTML5 Canvas API. Your images are read from your local disk, processed entirely in JavaScript, and the resulting PDF is downloaded directly to your device. Nothing is ever sent to any server. You can safely convert personal photos, confidential documents, and client materials.