Image to PDF
Convert JPG/PNG images into a PDF document
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Photos, screenshots and scanned receipts are easy to capture but awkward to submit: most official portals, accounting systems and email threads expect a single PDF, not a zip of JPGs. Converting images to PDF also fixes the page-size question — A4 (210×297 mm) is the standard in Europe and most of the world, while Letter (8.5×11 in) dominates in the US, and choosing the wrong one makes printouts crop or scale oddly. A fit-to-image option avoids the issue entirely by sizing each page to the photo itself.
This free image to PDF converter turns JPG and PNG files into one clean PDF, with control over page size, orientation and margins. You can arrange the images in any order before converting, which makes it perfect for receipts, homework scans, whiteboard photos or a portfolio. Everything runs in your browser — sensitive documents like IDs, invoices or medical scans never get uploaded to a server.
Why use Image to PDF
Submitting scanned documents to official portals
Tax offices, universities and banks usually accept PDF only — convert photos of your documents into one properly ordered file.
Archiving expense receipts
Snap photos of paper receipts and bundle them into a monthly PDF that bookkeeping software and accountants can handle.
Compiling homework or handwritten notes
Students can photograph pages and convert jpg to pdf in reading order for submission via LMS platforms.
Creating a printable photo sheet
With A4 or Letter page size and margins set, images print at predictable scale without the OS print dialog guessing.
Pro tips
- Choose A4 if the PDF will be printed in Europe/Asia, Letter for the US — or 'fit to image' when printing isn't the goal.
- Rename photos with leading numbers before adding them (01.jpg, 02.jpg…) so ordering takes seconds.
- Add a small margin for documents that will be printed and hole-punched — content flush to the edge can get clipped.
- Photograph documents in good light and crop first: a straight, well-lit photo converts into a far more professional-looking PDF page.
How to use Image to PDF
- 1Add one or more images
- 2Arrange their order
- 3Choose page size and margins
- 4Download your PDF
Frequently Asked Questions
How many images can I convert?▾
As many as your device memory allows — dozens of images are no problem.
What page sizes are available?▾
A4, Letter, or 'fit to image' which sizes each page to the image itself.