Images to PDF
Create a PDF from multiple image files.
Drag images here or choose them
Works with PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF, BMP, WebP
A practical guide to Images to PDF
Images to PDF turns a set of JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, or WebP files into ordered PDF pages. Page size can follow each image or use a consistent paper format for printing and submission.
Example: submit photographed paperwork as one file
Arrange the cover page and supporting photos, choose A4 portrait pages, create the PDF, then run OCR if the recipient needs searchable text.
Task-specific steps
- 1
Add the images and remove any duplicates or accidental screenshots.
- 2
Move images into page order and choose Auto, A4, or Letter with the appropriate orientation.
- 3
Create the PDF and inspect image rotation, margins, and page order before sending it.
Options that affect the result
- Auto sizes each PDF page to its image; A4 and Letter create consistent paper pages.
- Portrait and landscape apply to standard paper sizes, while Auto follows each source image.
Limitations to know first
- Placing an image in a PDF does not turn visible text into selectable text.
- Many full-resolution phone photos can produce a large PDF and require substantial device memory.
Questions specific to this task
Why is text in my image PDF not searchable?
The PDF contains page images, not character data. Run OCR PDF after creation when you need search, selection, or copyable text.
Should I choose Auto, A4, or Letter?
Choose Auto when preserving each image shape matters. Choose A4 or Letter for consistent pages intended for printing, filing, or a portal with standard paper expectations.