Image to PDF
Combine multiple images into a single PDF file, directly in your browser, without any external software or plug-ins.
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Convert images into a PDF file
With the Image to PDF tool you create a PDF right in your browser from one or more images. Select the images, click Create PDF and download the result. Each image is scaled onto an A4 page without distorting its aspect ratio. Bundle scanned documents, photos or screenshots into a single PDF.
Processing happens fully locally in your browser. Your images never leave your device and are not stored on any server. Common formats like JPEG and PNG are supported. No external software or plugin is required. Everything happens directly on your device.
How it works
The tool places each image on a separate A4 page and scales it proportionally so it fits completely on the page. An image of 400 by 300 pixels gets scaled to a page width of 210 millimeters, with the height automatically becoming about 157.5 millimeters. The aspect ratio is always preserved.
What it can and cannot do
The tool combines images into a PDF file and scales them to A4 pages. It can process JPEG and PNG formats and determine the order of images. However, it cannot edit images, insert text into the PDF, or merge existing PDF files. It is a pure image-to-PDF utility.
Why local processing in the browser
Everything runs entirely in your browser. Your images are not uploaded or stored on a server. This means full GDPR compliance: no accounts, no sign-up, no data transmission. You can process sensitive documents like invoices or contracts without worrying about where your data ends up.
A small contribution to climate action
Every PDF creation on your device avoids a server request over the Internet. The process consumes only a fraction of the energy needed for a data transfer. The International Energy Agency estimates that data centers consumed about 415 terawatt-hours in 2024, roughly 1.5 percent of global electricity demand. Local tools reduce network traffic.
Frequently asked questions
Which image formats are supported?
The tool supports common formats like JPEG and PNG. Other formats like GIF or SVG are not processed.
How are images scaled in the PDF?
Each image is scaled proportionally to an A4 page without distorting its aspect ratio.
Can I change the order of images?
Yes. You can select images in the desired order before creating the PDF.
Can I insert text into the PDF?
No. The tool only places images as pages in the PDF. Text and annotations are not added.
How many images can I use?
You can use any number of images. The PDF will have the corresponding number of pages.
Is my image saved?
No. Your images are processed entirely locally in the browser and not stored anywhere.