Image to PDF converter
Turn a stack of photos — scanned pages, receipts, screenshots — into one PDF file, in the order you add them, ready to email or archive as a single document.
How to use the image to pdf converter
- Choose or drag in your images — they'll appear in the order added, and you can remove any before building.
- Pick a page size: A4 or Letter for a document, or fit-to-image to match each photo's own dimensions.
- Press build, then download the finished PDF.
How it works
Each image becomes its own page, scaled to fit within the chosen page size while keeping its proportions, and centred with the margin you set. Fit-to-image mode instead makes every page exactly the size of its source photo, which suits scanned documents better than forcing them onto a standard page.
This is the everyday alternative to a scanner app: several photos of paper documents, combined in order into one file that behaves like any other PDF for emailing, printing or archiving.
Common questions
Can I reorder the images before building the PDF?
Add them in the order you want them to appear — the list shows the resulting page order, and you can remove any image before building.
Does this reduce image quality?
Images are saved into the PDF at high JPEG quality, which is visually lossless for nearly all photos and scans.
What's the difference between A4 and fit-to-image?
A4 places every page at a fixed size regardless of the photo — better for a uniform-looking document. Fit-to-image makes each page exactly match its photo's own proportions.