PDF · from imagesJPG to PDF online

Files are processed right in the browser and are not uploaded to a server.

The document never leaves your computer — fine for contracts and passports.

Drop the pictures into the box or pick them with the button — a whole batch at once is fine. Arrange the cards in order, choose the sheet size and margins and press Build PDF: every image becomes its own page. It is a handy way to send document scans, receipts or homework as one file. Photos are not uploaded to a server — the build happens in the browser.

Phones often store a picture lying down and add an EXIF note saying how to rotate it for display. Programs that embed a JPEG as is ignore that note, so the page lies on its side. Here such photos are recognised: the browser rotates the picture by the note first and then places it on the sheet. If the photo itself was taken crooked, rotate it before adding.

For printing and sending to offices, A4: it is the standard in Europe and most of the world, and a printer will not rescale the page. Letter is for the USA and Canada. Fit to image makes the sheet exactly the size of the picture — fine for screens, but pages end up different sizes. Margins of 5–10 mm protect the edge when printing; for screens they can go.

No. JPG is embedded in the PDF as is, without recompression, and PNG losslessly, so the page holds exactly the same pixels as the file. Only WebP and photos rotated by EXIF are redrawn, into high-quality JPEG. That is why the PDF is roughly the sum of the photos' sizes; if you need a smaller file, shrink the photos first.

Most browsers cannot open HEIC, so such files are not accepted here — the tool warns you. If you pick photos with the button right on the iPhone, the system usually hands them over as JPEG by itself. When the photos are already on a computer as HEIC, save them as JPEG in a photo viewer, and for the future set the camera format to Most Compatible in Settings.

Page order is the order of the cards on screen. Drag a card to a new place with the mouse or move it left and right with the arrows; the number in the corner shows which page it will become. Remove a card with the cross, and add new photos with the button above the list — they go to the end. The build uses the order at the moment you press the button.