Quick answer: This tool combines one or more photos into a single PDF, one photo per page, in whichever order you choose. Each photo is saved into the PDF as a JPEG image, keeping visual quality close to the original at a reasonable file size. The PDF is built entirely in your browser; your photos are never uploaded.
Add one or more photos, drag them into the order you want with the up and down buttons, and download a single PDF with one photo per page. Works with JPG, PNG and WebP.
The PDF is built directly in your browser. Your photos are never uploaded to a server.
Fitting large photos to a page
"Fit large photos to a page" scales down any photo wider or taller than a standard page so the PDF opens and prints sensibly; smaller photos are left at their own size. "Use each photo's own size" keeps every photo at its original pixel dimensions, which can produce a very large page for a high-resolution photo, useful if you specifically want the PDF page to match the photo exactly.
A worked example
Example. Three receipt photos, added in the order you took them, reordered with the up and down buttons, and downloaded as a single three-page PDF for an expense report.
Real-world examples
Photos of pages from a paper document, taken with a phone, become a single shareable PDF instead of several separate image files.
Scanned receipts from a trip are combined into one PDF for an expense report, in the order they were spent.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Adding photos in the wrong order and not reordering them before downloading. Use the up and down buttons next to each photo first.
- Expecting the PDF to be editable like a document. It is a fixed image on each page, not text you can select or edit.
- Using "each photo's own size" for a very high-resolution photo when you actually want a standard page size. Choose "Fit large photos to a page" instead.
Frequently asked questions
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The PDF is built entirely in your browser, and your photos are never sent anywhere.
Can I change the order of the photos?
Yes, use the up and down buttons next to each photo before downloading.
Does this reduce photo quality?
Photos are saved into the PDF at high JPEG quality (92%), which keeps them visually close to the original at a reasonable file size.
Can I remove a photo I added by mistake?
Yes, press "Remove" next to it before downloading.
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