What this tool does
- Batch combining — drop in as many images as you like and get back one PDF with each image on its own page
- Reorder and rotate per page — move any image earlier or later with ‹ › or rotate it 90° without affecting the others
- Standard or custom page sizes — choose A4, US Letter, US Legal, or "Fit to image size" so the page matches each photo's own aspect ratio
- Auto or fixed orientation — let each page match its image automatically, or force every page to portrait or landscape
- Adjustable margins — dial in how much white space surrounds each image, from edge-to-edge to a wide border
- Fit or fill — "Fit within margins" keeps the whole image visible, "Fill page" crops it to cover the page with no borders
- JPEG or PNG output — pick a smaller compressed file or a larger lossless one, with a quality slider for JPEG
Why turn images into a PDF
- Combine scanned receipts, ID photos or documents into one file to email or archive
- Turn a batch of screenshots or design mockups into a single file for review
- Prepare photos for printing at a consistent page size instead of sending loose image files
- Bundle a photo set into one PDF that's easier to share than dozens of separate attachments
Choosing a page size and fit
Use A4 or US Letter when the PDF needs to print or look like a normal document — pair it with "Fit within margins" so nothing gets cropped. Use "Fit to image size" when the PDF is really just a container for photos or screenshots and you want each page shaped exactly like its image, with no padding or cropping at all. "Fill page" is best when you want a clean, borderless look and don't mind losing a sliver off the edges of images whose proportions don't match the page.
Frequently asked questions
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No — every image is drawn onto a canvas and the PDF is assembled directly inside your browser. Nothing is ever sent to a server.
Can I change the order of the pages?
Yes — use the ‹ and › buttons on each image to move it earlier or later in the PDF. The order shown in the gallery is exactly the order the pages come out in.
What page size should I pick?
A4 and US Letter work well for documents and printing. "Fit to image size" makes each page match its image's own aspect ratio instead, which is useful for photos or screenshots you don't want cropped or padded.
What's the difference between "Fit within margins" and "Fill page"?
"Fit within margins" shrinks the image so the whole thing is visible, adding empty space around it if the proportions don't match the page. "Fill page" scales the image up and crops the edges so it covers the page completely with no borders.
Can I rotate individual images?
Yes — each image has its own rotate button, so you can mix portrait and landscape photos in the same PDF and straighten out any that are sideways.