Image to PDF
Sort multiple local images and fit them to the original image, A4, or Letter-size paper with margins to generate PDF, then reopen the result to verify the page count.
How to use image to PDF
Images are decoded and written to PDF only in the current browser; they are not uploaded or saved to this site account.
Add and sort images
Select multiple JPEG, PNG, or WebP, check the orientation, then use the drag buttons or keyboard to adjust the page order.
Set page layout
Choose the original image size, A4, or Letter; set the orientation, margins, and fit mode.
Generate and verify PDF
The tool embeds images one by one, reopens the output, and verifies the page count before offering the download; please check the orientation and margins of each page.
Limitations and Notes
- Up to 60 images, 20 MiB per image, 100 MiB in total; 40000000 pixels per image and no more than 160000000 total pixels.
- Images with unsupported encoding, corrupted files, or inputs exceeding the pixel limit will be rejected and will not be uploaded to the server for conversion.
- Re-encoding or embedding may remove EXIF, GPS, color profiles, and other metadata; the final appearance of transparent areas depends on the selected background and format.
FAQ
How many pages will one image generate?
By default, one image corresponds to one page; the page size and whitespace are determined by the selected paper, orientation, margins, and fitting method.
Will photos be cropped?
Full fitting preserves the entire image and may create blank space; you should still check extremely long images and orientation information after generation.
Will generating PDF preserve photo location data?
Retention is not guaranteed. Image decoding, orientation correction, and writing to PDF may remove EXIF and GPS; treat the output as a new copy.