Whether you're submitting scanned documents, building a portfolio, or sending signed forms, turning a handful of images into a single PDF is one of the most common file tasks there is. Here's how to do it cleanly — and privately.
The four-step process
- Open the tool. Head to Image to PDF — no sign-up, no installation.
- Drop your images. Select multiple files at once (JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF). Thumbnails appear instantly.
- Arrange & configure. Remove unwanted images with the ✕ button, then pick page size, orientation, and margins.
- Convert & download. One click produces your PDF, saved straight to your device.
Choosing the right page settings
Page size
- A4 / Letter — best for documents you'll print or submit officially.
- Fit to image — each PDF page matches the image's exact dimensions; ideal for portfolios and artwork.
Orientation
"Auto" reads each image and rotates the page to match — landscape photos get landscape pages. Choose Portrait or Landscape to force uniformity across the whole document.
Margins
10 mm is a safe default for printing. Set it to 0 for edge-to-edge layouts, or raise it to 15–20 mm if the PDF will be hole-punched or bound.
Privacy note: Because conversion happens inside your browser, scans of IDs, contracts, or medical papers never touch a server — a real advantage over upload-based converters.
Troubleshooting quick fixes
- Wrong page order? Re-add images in the sequence you want — the PDF follows thumbnail order.
- Huge output file? Run the images through the Image Compressor (WebP, quality 85) before converting.
- Mixed orientations look messy? Force a single orientation in the settings dropdown.
That's it — four steps, no account, no watermark, and your files never leave your device.
Convert your first batch right now — it takes under a minute.
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