Images to PDF

A mixed folder of pictures is awkward to print or attach one by one. Images to PDF stacks them into one PDF in this browser, without sending the files to a server.

JPG and PNG stay as they are

A JPEG is embedded as JPEG. A PNG is embedded as PNG. Other types, including WEBP, are drawn to a canvas and embedded as PNG. Each image becomes one page. The page width and height are the image's pixel width and height, so a large photo is a large page, not A4 or Letter. There is no fit, margin, or paper menu. Add files in the order you want the pages. You can remove a row before you download. You cannot drag a row to a new position, so remove and re-add if the sequence is wrong. The download is named images.pdf.

How this differs from JPG to PDF

JPG to PDF is a server job limited to JPEG, with a 25 MB cap per file and a maximum of 10 files. This page accepts a mixed image list and builds the PDF locally, so the limit is your browser's memory rather than that upload cap. PDF to JPG goes the other way and only renders page 1 of a document. PNG to PDF is the JPEG-only sibling's PNG counterpart on the server. PDF to PNG renders a document page as a picture. Use this page when the folder is mixed or when you do not want an upload.

What this tool will not do

It will not compress, add captions, number pages, or place several photos on one sheet. It will not rotate a sideways picture for you. A HEIC file from a phone may fail in browsers that cannot decode HEIC; convert with HEIC to JPG first, then add the JPEG. Very large images can stall the tab because the whole PDF is assembled in memory. Remove extras before you click download if the list grew by accident.