Image to PDF Converter
Convert JPG/PNG/WebP images into a PDF.
Category: Converters
When to use?
Use it to combine photos, scanned images, or screenshots into a single PDF for submission.
How to use
- Select image files.
- Choose original size or fit to A4.
- Generate and download the PDF.
Input Explanation
Select multiple JPG, PNG, or WebP images. PDF pages are created in the selected order.
Calculation Basis
It decodes images to Canvas in the browser, re-encodes to PNG, and places each on a PDF page with pdf-lib.
Usage Examples
- Make a PDF for submission - Bundle multiple images into one PDF.
- Bundle scans - Organize photographed document pages into one PDF.
- Make a portfolio - Gather image work into a single PDF to share.
Examples
- Select 3 receipt images → a 3-page PDF
- A tall screenshot → a 1-page PDF matching the image ratio
Cautions
- All processing runs in the browser; selecting many large images can use a lot of memory.
- Extremely high-resolution images may crash the tab due to browser memory limits during conversion.
FAQ
Does WebP work?
Yes. It reads via browser Canvas and converts to an image embeddable in PDF.
Can I set the image order?
They are placed on PDF pages in the selected order.
Are images sent to a server?
No. Conversion happens only in the browser.
How is the page size decided?
Pages are composed to match each image's ratio.
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