How to Convert JPG or PNG Images to PDF
Got a handful of photos, scanned pages saved as images, or screenshots that you need as one tidy PDF instead of a scattered folder of image files? Here's how to combine them into a single PDF, in exactly the order you want, for free.
Why turn images into a PDF at all
- Submitting a scanned document or ID that was saved as separate photos, to a form or portal that only accepts one PDF
- Sending several photos to someone as one file instead of a dozen separate attachments
- Archiving screenshots or receipts as a single, easy-to-find document
- Putting together a simple photo booklet or visual reference without opening a design tool
Step-by-step guide
- Open the Image to PDF tool and drop in your JPG or PNG images, as many as you need.
- Check the thumbnail order — images appear in the order they were added.
- Drag any thumbnail to reposition it, until the sequence matches what you want in the final PDF.
- Rotate or flip any image that came out sideways or mirrored, using the controls under its thumbnail.
- Click "Convert & Download" — you'll get one PDF, with each image as its own page.
What happens to image quality?
Each image becomes a full page sized to match its own proportions, so a wide photo and a tall one won't get stretched or cropped to fit a fixed page size. The image itself isn't re-compressed in the process — what you upload is what ends up in the PDF, at essentially the same quality. If the resulting file is larger than you need, running it through the Compress tool afterward is a quick second step.
Frequently asked questions
Can I mix JPG and PNG images in the same PDF?
Yes — add both formats together, in any order. Each keeps its own quality; the tool doesn't force everything into one shared format.
Does every image get its own page, or can I put more than one per page?
Each image becomes its own full page. If you need several images arranged together on one page, that's a layout task better suited to a design tool — this tool focuses on the common case of one image per page, stacked in your chosen order.
Will a photo taken sideways stay sideways in the PDF?
Only if you leave it that way. Use the rotate control under any thumbnail before converting, and the page will come out right-side up in the final file.
Is there a limit to how many images I can combine?
There's no hard limit set by the tool. Very large batches of high-resolution photos will simply take a little longer to process, since each one is handled individually.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No — everything happens locally in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to a server or seen by anyone else.