Images to PDF

National insurance, insurance company, bank, tax authority - they all require "attach documents" as a file. When you have several images of approvals, receipts, or photographed documents - sending each separately is an inconvenient solution that scatters in email. One organized PDF containing all images in the right order is the proper way to send - the recipient opens one file and sees everything in order.

PDF is also a standard format suitable for all document upload systems. Images alone are sometimes not accepted on government websites or bank apps - they expect PDF specifically. PDF is also more convenient for printing: instead of printing image by image, you print the file as one unit. For cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox) one file is also more convenient than a folder of scattered images.

There are situations where it is also worth it - converting all photos of an event album to a PDF you can flip through like a book, or converting scans of a newspaper recipe into one file that fits in the cloud recipe collection. Freelancers also succeed in showing a project portfolio as one organized PDF instead of sending dozens of separate images.

Scanned or photographed documents with your phone and need to combine them into one file? Photographed several receipts after large purchases and need to submit to an insurance company as one file? Have an album of photos from an event you want to send as a photo book instead of a group of files? The tool converts images to an organized PDF, with each image as a separate page or several images per page.

The process is simple: upload the images (any common format - JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF). On the free plan up to 3 images per operation, on Pro unlimited. Arrange them in the desired order by dragging, and choose between two modes: "Merge" (all images into one PDF with each as a page) or "Separate" (each image becomes an independent PDF, all packaged in one ZIP). Add page settings (A4, Letter), orientation (portrait/landscape), and click "Convert".

The tool preserves original image quality - no additional compression beyond what was in the images you uploaded. PNG images with transparent background are preserved with transparency. You can give a custom filename to the final file. The final file opens in any PDF app on any device.