Convert photos, scans, screenshots, and exported images into a single PDF without sending files to a server. Each selected image becomes one page, and the PDF is generated locally in your browser.
When to use it
Use this converter when you need to collect several image files into one document for sharing, archiving, submitting forms, or printing. It is useful for phone scans, whiteboard photos, receipt images, design exports, and screenshots that need to travel as a PDF instead of separate image attachments.
How the layout works
Add images, arrange the page queue, rotate any images that need it, then choose page settings before generating the PDF. Auto orientation uses portrait pages for portrait images and landscape pages for wider images. Contain keeps the whole image visible inside the margin, while cover fills the printable area and may crop image edges.
Privacy and limitations
Files stay in the browser session: image previews, conversion, and PDF assembly all run locally. The converter depends on your browser's image decoder, so unsupported or damaged image files may fail to load. Very large image batches can use significant memory; reduce image dimensions or process fewer files at once if generation fails.