Images to PDF
Combine photographed pages into a printable document.
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How it works
Create one PDF page per selected raster image with a chosen paper size and point margin. Preserve the whole image inside the page and export locally.
Read the source reference ↗A few things to know
No OCR, selectable text, editing or archival PDF certification. Images are flattened to JPEG on white. Image-size mode assumes 96 PPI; 72 points equal one inch. Limits: 25 MB total, 20 images, 16 million pixels per source and output, and 8,192 pixels per side. Files are flattened, metadata is not copied and animations become one frame. JPEG uses a white background for transparency.
When to use this tool
Combine photographed or raster pages into a readable PDF. Each image stays on its own centered page without stretching or cropping.
- Combine photographed pages.
- Prepare a printable packet.
- Create an image-based PDF.
How to use images to pdf
Prepare the inputs
Choose PDFs in the intended order or try the generated sample.
Choose the settings
Enter page selections or processing limits.
Review and export
Download the result and inspect pages, annotations and any forms before use.
Try the supplied example
Inputs
source: Generated sample; page: A4; margin: 24
Result
The generated image becomes one A4 PDF page with a 24-point margin.
What it means
Check orientation and readability; a picture of text is not searchable text.
Common mistakes to avoid
Image text is not searchable OCR text
Image text is not searchable OCR text.
Check rotation and readability before sharing
Check rotation and readability before sharing.
Frequently asked questions
Definitions, edge cases, and practical next steps for this tool. Search all tool FAQs ↗
Is OCR added?
No. The PDF contains image pages only.
How is order chosen?
The selected file order becomes page order.
Are images cropped?
No. Each image fits inside the page margins.
What are points?
PDF points use 72 points per inch.
What does Image size use?
It assumes 96 pixels per inch and adds the selected margin.
Is transparency preserved?
No. Images are flattened onto white and encoded as JPEG for embedding.
Are my inputs uploaded or stored?
Processing happens locally in your browser. This tool does not upload inputs. Downloads stay on your device; sharing or opening them in another service is your choice.
What should I check before using the output?
No OCR, selectable text, editing or archival PDF certification. Images are flattened to JPEG on white. Image-size mode assumes 96 PPI; 72 points equal one inch. Limits: 25 MB total, 20 images, 16 million pixels per source and output, and 8,192 pixels per side. Files are flattened, metadata is not copied and animations become one frame. JPEG uses a white background for transparency.
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Sources and method
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