Image to PDF Converter

How to Use

Click the upload area and select one or more images (they're added in the order you pick them). Choose a page orientation — Auto matches each page to its image, which is usually what you want for mixed photos. Click Create PDF and the file downloads straight away.

Why This Tool Is Useful

Scanned documents, receipts, ID photos, and coursework are often required as a single PDF rather than a pile of images. Combining them yourself usually means installing software or trusting an upload service with sensitive documents. This tool assembles the PDF locally, so private paperwork never leaves your computer.

How Images Become PDF Pages

Each image you select is placed on its own page, scaled down proportionally to fit within an A4 page and centred with even margins. Nothing is cropped or stretched — the aspect ratio is always preserved.

Images are added to the PDF in the order you selected them, so pick them in the sequence you want the pages to appear.

Choosing Page Orientation

'Auto' gives each page the orientation that matches its image — landscape photos get landscape pages, portrait shots get portrait pages. That gives the biggest possible image on every page and is best for mixed sets.

Force Portrait or Landscape when you need a consistent document, such as scanned pages that should all match.

Common Uses

Combining images into a PDF is handy for:

• Scanned documents and contracts photographed with a phone.
• Receipts and expense claims submitted as one file.
• ID or passport photos required in PDF format.
• Coursework, portfolios, and photo sets shared as a single document.

Tips

To get the best-looking PDF:

• Compress large photos first — a PDF of full-resolution images can be enormous.
• Select the images in page order; the order you pick is the order they appear.
• Use Auto orientation for mixed portrait and landscape images.
• Crop scans before converting so pages don't have unnecessary borders.

Which Orientation to Choose