Image to PDF
Select several images, pick a page size, and merge them into one PDF locally.
Files are processed in your browser
How it works
Merge images into a single PDF in order.
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Select one or more images; their order becomes the PDF page order.
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Choose a page size: A4, Letter, or fit to the image.
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Generate and download the PDF — all done locally.
FAQ
Do multiple images merge into one PDF?
Yes. Each image you select becomes one page of the PDF, arranged in the order you picked them, then merged into a single file. Handy for turning scans, screenshots, receipts, or homework photos into one document to send or archive.
How do I choose the page size? What's the difference between A4, Letter, and fit-to-image?
With A4 or Letter, each image is scaled to fit and centered on standard paper with margins — good for printing. With fit-to-image, each page is exactly the image's size with no margins — good for on-screen viewing without white borders. The image always keeps its aspect ratio and is never stretched.
What happens to transparent PNGs?
PDF pages have a white background, so transparent areas of a PNG appear white. If you need to keep transparency, PDF isn't the right container; but for turning images into a document, a white background is usually exactly what you want.
Are images uploaded to a server?
No. Reading, merging, and PDF generation all happen locally in your browser, never sent to this site or a third party. Refreshing or leaving the page clears the task; the PDF only exists in the file you download.