Image to PDF
PNG/JPEG: 30 images, 20 MiB each, 100 megapixels decoded; A4/Letter/image pages and 0, 10, 20, 30 mm.
Preserve avoids JPEG quality recompression; JPEG may be embedded or normalized and PNG re-encoded. JPEG 60–95 is lossy and flattens transparency onto white.
Filenames, EXIF, ICC, and ancillary metadata may be omitted; output can be larger.
How to use this tool
Reorder, rotate, and lay out up to 30 PNG/JPEG images into a PDF locally in your browser.
Combine PNG and JPEG images into a multi-page PDF in your browser.
💡 3 Quick Steps to Get Started
Choose up to 30 images with the file picker; each is limited to 20 MiB and the total to 100000000 decoded pixels.
Reorder with dragging, keyboard or up/down buttons. Choose A4, Letter or image-size pages, orientation and 0/10/20/30 mm margins.
Avoid JPEG quality recompression mode, or choose JPEG quality 60–95. Generate, then download separately; cancellation is available, and results require inspection.
When it helps
PNG/JPEG: 30 images, 20 MiB each, 100 megapixels decoded; A4/Letter/image pages and 0, 10, 20, 30 mm.
How it works
Preserve avoids JPEG quality recompression; JPEG may be embedded or normalized and PNG re-encoded. JPEG 60–95 is lossy and flattens transparency onto white. No upload occurs; images and the PDF remain in current-browser memory. Filenames and EXIF, ICC, or ancillary metadata may be omitted from output. Preview and download object URLs are revoked on removal, reset, result replacement, or component unmount. GA4 excludes names, dimensions, quality, contents, and output.
Worked example
Example: order three scans, rotate the second, choose A4 automatic orientation and a 10 mm margin, then download a three-page PDF.
Limits and data handling
Optional JPEG quality 60–95 is lossy, flattens transparency onto white, may change color, and can make output larger. Progress reports processed images over total images. Cancel stops before the next image and discards the incomplete PDF, but cannot undo decoding or canvas work already completed.
No upload occurs; images and the PDF remain in current-browser memory. Filenames and EXIF, ICC, or ancillary metadata may be omitted from output. Preview and download object URLs are revoked on removal, reset, result replacement, or component unmount. GA4 excludes names, dimensions, quality, contents, and output.
Image to PDF guide
Workflow and limits
Choose up to 30 images with the file picker; each is limited to 20 MiB and the total to 100000000 decoded pixels.
Reorder with dragging, keyboard or up/down buttons. Choose A4, Letter or image-size pages, orientation and 0/10/20/30 mm margins.
Avoid JPEG quality recompression mode, or choose JPEG quality 60–95. Generate, then download separately; cancellation is available, and results require inspection.
No OCR, text search or official acceptance guarantee is provided. JPEG re-encoding is lossy and fills transparency white.
No upload occurs; images and the PDF remain in current-browser memory.
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FAQ
Image to PDF: Which images and limits are supported?
Choose up to 30 PNG or JPEG images, each no larger than 20 MiB and no more than 100 megapixels after decoding across the batch. Extension, MIME type, PNG/JPEG signature, and actual decoding must pass. One invalid file rejects the batch rather than being silently skipped.
Image to PDF: How are images and pages processed?
Each displayed image becomes one page in order. Reorder it, rotate by 0/90/180/270 degrees, choose A4, Letter, or fit-to-image pages, portrait, landscape, or automatic orientation, and 0, 10, 20, or 30 mm margins. Scaling preserves aspect ratio without cropping. Preserve mode applies no JPEG quality recompression: JPEG may be embedded directly or normalized, while PNG is re-encoded into PDF image streams.
Image to PDF: What are the lossy, progress, and cancel limitations?
Optional JPEG quality 60–95 is lossy, flattens transparency onto white, may change color, and can make output larger. Progress reports processed images over total images. Cancel stops before the next image and discards the incomplete PDF, but cannot undo decoding or canvas work already completed.
Image to PDF: Are images uploaded or metadata retained?
No upload occurs; images and the PDF remain in current-browser memory. Filenames and EXIF, ICC, or ancillary metadata may be omitted from output. Preview and download object URLs are revoked on removal, reset, result replacement, or component unmount. GA4 excludes names, dimensions, quality, contents, and output.
