PDF tool

Image to PDF

Turn JPG, PNG & WebP images into a PDF ✨

Combine browser-readable images into a PDF with a chosen page size, orientation, and margins. Conversion happens locally with Canvas.

How to use Image to PDF

  1. Yeet in one or more images 🖼️✨
  2. Pick page size, orientation, and margin.
  3. Download the generated PDF. +500 aura ✨

What this tool does

Batch conversion

Stack a bunch of images into one multi-page PDF. Left no crumbs.

Page presets

A4, US Letter, or auto-fit to each image's size. Your call, your vibe.

Reorder images

Drag to set the page order before converting. You're the main character.

Common uses

  • Combine scans or photos into one multi-page PDF.
  • Create A4, Letter, or image-sized PDF pages.
  • Reorder images before conversion.

Processing and privacy

Browser processing: Images are decoded, laid out, and embedded into a PDF locally.

Limitations to know

  • Images are raster content and do not become searchable text.
  • Very large batches can exhaust browser memory.
  • Browser-supported decoding and canvas normalization may drop animation or metadata.

Keep original files where applicable, inspect the result, and do not rely on an automated output without checking that it fits your intended use.

Examples

Build a two-page scan PDF

Input: Add two browser-readable images labeled FRONT and BACK, arrange FRONT first, choose A4 portrait with a margin, and convert.

Output: The PDF has two pages in the chosen order with each image scaled to fit inside the margin. Confirm page count, order, orientation, and legibility; photographed text remains pixels and is not searchable.

Practical tips

  • Use "Fit to image" page size for scans so no awkward whitespace shows up around them. Clean W.

Frequently asked questions

Which image formats are supported?

The file must be an image format the current browser can decode. JPEG, PNG, and WebP are the most reliable choices. Canvas normalization can drop animation, metadata, or unsupported color-profile detail.

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