Combine images into one PDF
Turn a pile of photos, scans or screenshots into one PDF — laid out on A4 pages, or with page sizes that follow the images themselves.
Upload and process
Runs locallyHow to use it
- Choose the page size: A4 portrait, A4 landscape, or follow each image.
- Choose the fit mode: contain (no cropping, may add white space) or cover (fills the page, trims the overflow).
- Set the page margin in millimetres — a little white space prints better.
- Upload your images; the order of the file list becomes the page order.
- Click generate, then download the PDF.
When this tool helps
Forms, expenses, coursework and application portals often accept PDF only. A folder of phone photos will not do, and assembling them in office software means installing tools and fiddling with page setup. This asks the three questions that matter — page size, margin, and how images should fit — and produces the file. Each image is re-encoded to JPEG before embedding, so the result stays compact instead of ballooning to tens of megabytes, without crushing the photos either.
FAQ
How do I control the page order?
Pages follow the order of the files you select. If the order is wrong, clear the list and select them again in the right sequence.
Will images be cropped?
Contain mode never crops and adds white space where needed. Cover mode trims the parts that fall outside the page ratio for a full-bleed look.
Can the PDF be edited?
It is a standard PDF readable by any viewer and most office software, but the content is images, so there is no editable text layer.
How large will it be?
That depends on image resolution and the quality you choose. The default balances sharpness and size at roughly a few hundred KB per page. For plain document uploads, lowering quality to around 70% shrinks it noticeably.
How many images can I merge?
Up to about 40 per batch. Larger batches use more memory, which matters most on mobile browsers.
Are my images uploaded?
No. Layout and PDF generation happen entirely in your browser.
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