Images to PDF
Combine mixed JPG, PNG, and WebP pictures into one ordered PDF document.
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Decoding, conversion, layout, and PDF assembly all run in your browser, in a background worker when available. Pictures never leave the device and are never stored.
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Input
Drop files here or Browse
Drag and drop works here too.1–100 JPG, PNG, or WebP files, 20 MB each and 150 MB combined. Order becomes page order.
How each format becomes a page
- JPG
- Embedded byte-for-byte, unless an EXIF rotation tag is set.
- PNG
- Embedded byte-for-byte with its transparency intact.
- WebP
- Decoded and re-encoded once as lossless PNG, because PDF has no WebP container.
- EXIF-rotated JPG
- Drawn orientation-correct and re-encoded once at high quality, so every viewer shows it upright.
The whole image fits inside the margins; narrow gaps show the background.
Whole points from 0 to 72 on every side of fixed-size pages.
Mixed pictures share one document in the order shown: each format follows the policy above, unreadable files are listed by name instead of silently vanishing, and everything runs in this tab without uploading.
Result
No PDF yet.
Add image files, arrange them, then convert.
Images to PDF takes a mixed camera roll — JPG photos, PNG screenshots, WebP downloads — and binds it into one document in the order you arrange. A printed policy sits on the page and states exactly what happens to each format before you commit, unreadable files are named rather than skipped, and nothing is uploaded. It is the right choice when your folder is not a single format and converting every picture by hand first would be tedious. Page size, orientation, fit, margin and background are yours to set, and the whole job stays in the browser.
How to use Images to PDF
- Drop up to 100 JPG, PNG, or WebP files and arrange the page order.
- Read the per-format policy, then pick page size, orientation, fit, margin, and background.
- Convert and download the single ordered PDF.
What you get
- One ordered PDF assembled from mixed JPG, PNG and WebP sources.
- Per-format handling stated before you commit: PNG and JPG embed as-is, WebP repacked once as lossless PNG.
- A 1–100 file, 150 MB combined, 40-megapixel-per-image envelope that fails loudly instead of silently.
When to use Images to PDF
- Bind phone photos, screenshots, and web images from one event into a single file.
- Turn a mixed folder of scans into an A4 PDF with even margins for archiving.
- Assemble WebP downloads into a PDF without converting them one by one first.
Frequently asked questions about Images to PDF
What happens to each image format?
JPG and PNG embed byte-for-byte; WebP is re-encoded once as lossless PNG; EXIF-rotated JPG pages are drawn upright and re-encoded once at high quality.
What if one file is corrupt?
The run stops before assembling anything and every unreadable file is listed by name with its reason, so nothing vanishes silently.
Why not use the JPG or PNG tools for mixed input?
Those tools accept one container each and say so. This tool exists for mixed folders and states its per-format policy up front.
Is anything uploaded?
Nothing. Decoding, conversion, layout, and assembly run in your browser — in a background worker when one is available — and files are released on clear.
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