How do I combine several images into one PDF?
Select your images, drag them into the order you want, choose PDF, and create the file. Each picture becomes a page in one download.
Free browser-based PDF converter
Image to PDF Converter
Turn JPG, PNG, WebP and GIF pictures into one PDF. Reorder, crop, adjust and download; your images are never uploaded.
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Your pictures are placed into the document as images; writing inside a photo remains part of that image.
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How to convert images to PDF
Add your pictures, arrange the pages, and make one PDF. Everything happens in your browser, without creating an account.
- Choose JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF images from your device. A GIF contributes its first still frame.
- Drag images into the right order, rotate or crop them, and set A4, Letter, or another page size and margins.
- Create the PDF and save the download. Each selected image becomes a separate page.
Adjust your images before converting
A photo of a document can be dim, tilted sideways, or surrounded by the desk it was photographed on. Before you make the PDF, rotate the picture in 90-degree steps, drag the crop frame around the part you need, and adjust brightness and contrast. The preview shows the effect before it is placed on a PDF page. There is no automatic photo straightening.
Use the one-click brightness and contrast adjustment as a starting point, then compare it with the original or restore the earlier settings. Filters, grayscale, and sharpening are available for pictures that need a different look. Choose the PDF page size—A4, A5, Letter, Legal, or custom—and margins separately from the picture crop. The quality setting offers a trade-off between file size and image detail.
Your images never leave your device
Images are processed and assembled inside your browser. The site does not upload the selected images to a conversion server. You can close or refresh the tab to discard the working set; save the finished file to your device when it is ready.
Supported formats
Start with JPG or JPEG photos, PNG graphics, WebP images, or the first still frame of a GIF. HEIC files are not supported; export those as JPG or PNG first. Make a multi-page PDF, or optionally place the images into a PowerPoint PPTX or Word DOCX file. Any writing visible inside a picture remains part of that picture.
FAQ
Which images can I use?
Use JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF. A GIF contributes its first still frame; HEIC is not supported, so export it to JPG or PNG first.
Can I adjust a dark phone photo before converting?
Yes. Crop, rotate in 90-degree steps, and adjust brightness and contrast. Compare automatic brightness adjustments with the original or restore them before creating the PDF.
Can I create A4 or Letter-size PDF pages?
Yes. Choose A4, A5, Letter, Legal, or a custom page size; set orientation and margins before creating the PDF.
Are my pictures uploaded to a server?
No. img2doc processes the selected pictures and assembles the document in your browser without uploading them for conversion.
Can I control the finished PDF file size?
Choose Compact, Balanced, or Best quality before creating the file. A lower quality can reduce file size but may soften details; the displayed size is an estimate.
Can I add a title page to my PDF?
Yes. Open the optional cover settings to add a cover image, title, subtitle, or date. You can also change the downloaded file name.
Can the same pictures go into Word or PowerPoint?
Yes. Select DOCX to place images into a Word document or PPTX to make one image per slide. Writing inside the images remains part of the pictures.