An image to PDF converter turns one or more images into a single PDF document. This is useful for sharing photo sets, creating scan-like documents, submitting multiple screenshots, or packaging images for print. In this tool, all work is done on your device: images are decoded, scaled to fit the selected page size, and then added to a PDF generated in the browser.
Instead of using a backend service, this page loads jsPDF on demand. That means you keep control of your files and avoid upload/download round trips. The result is a fast, private workflow with a clean user experience.
1) Drag and drop multiple images into the upload area.
2) Choose page size (A4 or Letter), orientation, and margin.
3) Click Convert to PDF to generate a single combined document.
4) After processing, your browser downloads the final PDF automatically.
Each image is placed on its own page and scaled to fit within the margins, so you get consistent results across a batch.
Yes. WebP images are decoded in the browser and converted to a compatible format for PDF embedding.
No. This converter embeds images into the PDF; it doesn’t perform OCR. For text search, run OCR separately.
The tool embeds images after scaling. For JPG embedding, quality stays high by default; PNG embeds without lossy compression.
The tool embeds images in the order you select/upload them. For custom ordering, reorder files in your file manager before uploading.