Image to PDF
Package multiple image files into a single PDF export.
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Quick Tip
Add your JPG and PNG images. You can select several at once.
About This Tool
Why use Image to PDF?
Build a PDF from JPG and PNG images. Each image is embedded with pdf-lib at its own pixel dimensions and gets its own page, in the order you added them, so nothing is cropped or scaled and the image data goes in without being re-compressed.
Unlike the JPG-only tool, this one takes PNG as well, which matters when you are assembling a mix of screenshots and photographs — a support ticket with three screenshots and a photo of a serial number, or a claim with a receipt photo and a scanned form. Portrait and landscape can sit in the same document, because each page is sized to its own image.
Key Benefits
JPG and PNG together
Screenshots and photographs can go into the same document without converting them to a common format first.
No re-compression
Image data is embedded as it is, so pages are exactly as sharp as the files you started with.
Assembled locally
Receipts, IDs and forms are combined in your browser and never uploaded to a conversion service.
How to use Image to PDF
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Add your JPG and PNG images. You can select several at once.
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Check the preview order — pages follow the order the images were added.
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Generate the PDF.
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Download the file and confirm the page count matches the number of images.
Best use cases
Combine screenshots and photos into one PDF for a support ticket.
Submit a mixed set of scanned documents where only PDF is accepted.
Bundle receipts into a single file for an expense claim.
Turn a set of images into a simple portfolio or contact sheet.
Image to PDF FAQs
Which image formats can I add?
JPG and PNG. Both are embedded directly into the PDF. Other formats should be converted to one of these first.
How is the page order decided?
By the order in which you added the images. Add them in the order you want them to appear, or reset the list and start again.
Are the images re-compressed?
No. The image data is embedded as it is, so each page is exactly as sharp as the original file.
Will all the pages be the same size?
No — each page matches its own image's dimensions. That means nothing is cropped, and portrait and landscape images can sit in the same PDF.
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