Image to PDF Converter

Turn photos, screenshots, receipts, scans, and iPhone images into PDF files without uploading them to a server. The converter runs in your browser, so it is useful for private documents that you want to package quickly.

What this tool does

• Converts JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP, HEIC, and HEIF images into PDF
• Creates one merged PDF or one PDF per image
• Shows a preview before conversion so you can remove the wrong file
• Downloads multiple separate PDFs as a ZIP package

How the PDF is built

Each image is decoded by your browser, drawn to a canvas, and scaled to fit a PDF page while keeping its original aspect ratio. Transparent PNG and WEBP areas are flattened onto a white background so most PDF readers display them consistently.

HEIC and HEIF files are converted to JPEG first because many browsers cannot draw those formats directly. This makes iPhone photos usable in the same workflow as regular web images.

Merge or separate?

Use merge mode for invoices, scan batches, application documents, class notes, or anything that should read as one document. Use separate mode when every image belongs to a different case, customer, order, or record.

Practical checks before converting

• Put images in the order you want them to appear before clicking convert
• Use clear source images; a PDF cannot recover detail from a blurry photo
• Keep each file under 10MB for faster browser processing
• Use Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari with JavaScript enabled

Privacy and limits

Files are processed locally in the browser. The page does not need your images to be uploaded, stored, or inspected by a server. Very large images may still use significant memory, so reduce oversized photos first if your device is low on RAM.