Turning pictures into a PDF is the quickest way to make them behave like a document: photographed receipts become an expense attachment, phone snaps of a whiteboard become meeting notes, and a folder of scans becomes something you can email as one file. This tool builds a PDF from your images with one page per picture, sized to the image itself so nothing is cropped or stretched.
JPG and PNG files are embedded directly without recompression, preserving their exact quality. Other formats your browser can display, such as WebP or AVIF, are converted losslessly on your device first. As with every tool on this site, the images never leave your browser.
Your photos are combined into a PDF by code running locally in the browser. They are never uploaded, so private documents and personal pictures stay on your machine.
Each page is sized exactly to its image's pixel dimensions, so nothing is scaled, padded, or cropped. Viewers and printers then fit the page to paper when you print.
No. JPG and PNG bytes are embedded unchanged, and other formats are converted to lossless PNG before embedding, so the PDF shows exactly what you put in.
Yes. You can freely combine JPG, PNG, WebP, and other browser-supported formats in a single document; each becomes its own page.