Images are fine on their own, but when you need to send or print several as one document, a PDF is far tidier than attaching a dozen separate photos. Converting images to PDF is especially handy for scanned paperwork taken with a phone camera, receipts, ID copies, or a set of photos that belong together.
Step by step
- Open the Image to PDF tool.
- Select your images. You can choose several at once — JPG, PNG, and GIF all work.
- Create the PDF. Each image becomes one page, centred on an A4 page.
- Download your single PDF.
Tips for good-looking pages
- Rotate photos before converting if any are sideways, so they appear upright in the PDF.
- Order matters. Images are added in the order you select them — name them 1, 2, 3… if you need a specific sequence.
- Crop out clutter first. For scanned documents, tighter photos of just the page look far more professional.
Keeping the file size sensible
Phone photos are high-resolution, so a PDF made from several of them can be large. If you plan to email it, run the result through our Compress PDF tool to bring the size down. Already have a huge single image? Shrink it first with the Image Compressor.
FAQ
Can I put several images on one PDF?
Yes — select multiple images and they're combined into one PDF, one image per page.
What if I already have PDFs to add too?
Convert your images to PDF first, then use the Merge PDF tool to join them with your existing PDFs.
Is it free and private?
Yes. It's free, and your images are processed to build the PDF with temporary copies removed automatically afterwards — see our Privacy Policy.