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Photos and image files, one per page

Photos and image files, one per page

Choose photos or image files. Drag to change the order. You can also drop files anywhere on this page.

Files are processed on this device and never uploaded.

Turn photos and images into one PDF

Choose JPG or PNG images, put them in order and get a PDF with one image on each page. The PDF is made in this browser tab, so photos of documents or receipts never leave your device.

How to convert JPG to PDF

  1. Choose your images

    Pick the photos or image files, or drop them on the page. Drag them into the order the pages should have.

  2. Set the page

    Choose A4, Letter or a page the size of each image, and how wide the margins are. Wide images can get landscape pages.

  3. Make the PDF

    Press Make PDF and download it.

One image on each page

  • JPG and PNG always work. Other formats, such as HEIC or WebP, work when your browser can open them.
  • Photos are turned the right way up, and very large ones are scaled down to 3,000 pixels on the long side so the PDF stays a reasonable size.
  • The pages are pictures: their text can’t be selected or searched. Making scans searchable is in the PDF Case iOS app, not on the web.
  • An animated image gives one page, its first frame.

Questions

Are my photos uploaded when I convert them?
No. The images are read and placed on pages by code in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server.
Which images can I use?
JPG and PNG in every browser. HEIC photos from an iPhone work in Safari; other browsers may not open them.
Will the photos lose quality?
Images up to 3,000 pixels on the long side keep their size. Larger ones are scaled down, and photos are saved as high-quality JPEG.
Can I search the text in the photos?
Not in a PDF made here: it holds pictures. Text recognition is available in the PDF Case app for iPhone and iPad.

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