Combine images into a PDF
Combine supported image files into one PDF, with one image per page. Choose a common paper size or fit each page to its image.
By JayMiOffice AIUpdated
Drop your image here
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JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP · up to 50 MB
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Receipts, photos and screenshots can belong in the same document. Put them in reading order first, then decide whether every page needs the same paper size.
How It Works
Prepare the images
Add up to 50 images, each up to 50 MB. Read through the numbered list before you convert—this is the order your PDF will use.
Drag files in the list to change their order. Remove any image you do not want included. Each input file becomes one PDF page.
Same paper size or a page fitted to each image?
Under Options, use Page Size. The default is A4.
| Page Size | Result |
|---|---|
| A4 | A4 pages, with each image centered and scaled to fit. |
| Letter | Letter pages, with each image centered and scaled to fit. |
| Fit | Each page uses its image’s dimensions; page sizes may differ. |
Choose A4 or Letter when the document needs a consistent paper size. Images keep their proportions, so a wide screenshot on a portrait page will leave space above and below it. Choose Fit when each page should follow its image’s dimensions.
Save the PDF
Click Convert, then Download when the PDF is ready. If Auto-download is enabled, a download may start automatically after five seconds.
Open the saved PDF before sharing it. Check the first and last pages, then look at small text and image edges throughout the document. Keep the source images handy if you need another pass at the order or page size.
Questions about Image to PDF
The picker accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP. You can select up to 50 images, each up to 50 MB. An accepted extension does not guarantee that a particular file can be decoded.
Export that image as PNG or JPG and try again. Keep the original file, especially if it contains more than one image or page.
No. Each input file becomes one still image on a PDF page. This is not a way to preserve animation or extract every frame.
Not by itself. An image inside a PDF can still be just a picture of text. Searchable text requires a text layer, usually produced by optical character recognition. Try selecting or searching for a word in the output before assuming it is searchable.