No. This tool embeds pictures, without OCR or a searchable text layer. If you need the words, use Image to Text to extract plain text separately and check the result.
Image to PDF Converter
Combine photos and supported image files into one PDF, with one image per page. Arrange the order and choose paper size, orientation, margins and image quality. Text inside the images remains part of the picture.
Combine different image formats in one PDF
Convert JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP or SVG files to PDF in the same task. Each file becomes one page, following the order shown in the list.
File count
10 image files.
Individual file size
20 MB for each file.
Combined file size
100 MB across all selected files.
Image dimensions
Width and height must each be no greater than 8,192 px.
Combined pixels
200 million pixels, calculated by adding each image's width × height.
| Limit | Maximum per task |
|---|---|
| File count | 10 image files. |
| Individual file size | 20 MB for each file. |
| Combined file size | 100 MB across all selected files. |
| Image dimensions | Width and height must each be no greater than 8,192 px. |
| Combined pixels | 200 million pixels, calculated by adding each image's width × height. |
All limits apply together. Animated GIF and WebP files contribute only their first frame, not one PDF page per animation frame.
How to turn images into a PDF
1
Add and arrange the images
Choose up to 10 supported images. Upload starts immediately after selection; previews and ordering controls stay local. Use “Move Up” to change the page order and remove anything you do not need before converting.
2
Choose the page layout
Use Auto for pages based on each image's dimensions, or choose A4, Letter or Legal. Check orientation, margins and image quality before converting.
3
Convert and download
Select Convert to PDF to process the already uploaded images on the server. Download the completed PDF and check every page.
Set paper, margins and image quality
Pictures are centered and scaled proportionally to fit the available page area. They are not cropped to fill the paper.
Auto page size
Uses each image's dimensions, so pages can differ in size. It does not use the source image's print-DPI metadata.
A4, Letter or Legal
Sets a fixed paper size. Choose portrait or landscape to keep a consistent page direction.
Auto orientation
For fixed paper, wide images use landscape pages and other images use portrait. It does not rotate the image itself or affect Auto page size.
Margins
None, 5, 10 or 20 mm. The control appears for fixed paper. A selected margin still applies after switching back to Auto; choose None before switching if you want no margin.
Image quality
Choose a preset from “Strongest compression” to “Highest quality”; “High quality” is the default. Images are re-encoded as JPEG inside the PDF, and transparent areas are filled with white. “Highest quality” is not lossless.
| Setting | What it changes |
|---|---|
| Auto page size | Uses each image's dimensions, so pages can differ in size. It does not use the source image's print-DPI metadata. |
| A4, Letter or Legal | Sets a fixed paper size. Choose portrait or landscape to keep a consistent page direction. |
| Auto orientation | For fixed paper, wide images use landscape pages and other images use portrait. It does not rotate the image itself or affect Auto page size. |
| Margins | None, 5, 10 or 20 mm. The control appears for fixed paper. A selected margin still applies after switching back to Auto; choose None before switching if you want no margin. |
| Image quality | Choose a preset from “Strongest compression” to “Highest quality”; “High quality” is the default. Images are re-encoded as JPEG inside the PDF, and transparent areas are filled with white. “Highest quality” is not lossless. |
A larger paper size does not add detail to a small picture. Quality settings do not guarantee a specific PDF file size.
Choose the workflow that matches your images
Use this page for one image, several images in the same format, or a mix of supported formats.
JPG to PDF for photos, receipts and screenshots
Put the files in reading order before conversion. Each remains a picture on its own page; check small text at the intended viewing or printing size.
SVG to PDF for diagrams and review sheets
Use this workflow to send a set of diagrams, illustrations or review sheets as a single document. Each SVG is rendered into pixels, encoded as JPEG and placed on a separate PDF page. If the handoff requires editable vector paths or selectable text, use an export workflow that preserves those elements. This converter creates picture pages, even at the highest quality setting.
Keep the original images and download the completed PDF promptly. Uploads and generated files follow the service's temporary-file cleanup.
Image to PDF questions
This page creates one PDF page per file. It has no collage or contact-sheet layout. Combining files means arranging separate pages in one PDF.
The list accepts up to 10 files, and images the browser cannot read may not be added. Check that each file opens normally. HEIC, TIFF and AVIF are not listed inputs here. Convert to PNG or JPG first; use AVIF to PNG for AVIF or HEIC to JPG for HEIC.
No. The images are re-encoded as lossy JPEG, even at “Highest quality”, and transparent areas become white. Keep the original PNGs when you need their lossless pixels or transparency; this output is intended as a document copy.
No. Each input file creates one page from its first frame. There is no animation playback or frame selection. Prepare separate still images first if you need several moments as separate pages.
The server also checks interpreted canvas dimensions and total pixels, not just file size. Relative units or an unexpected viewBox can give a different size from the local preview. Check the source canvas and reduce oversized dimensions before retrying.
Combine your images into a PDF
Add images, arrange the pages and choose the document settings.