Combine photos or scans into a single PDF
A phone full of photographed receipts, a folder of scanned pages, or a handful of screenshots often need to become one tidy PDF before they're useful — for an expense report, an application, or an archive. This free images to PDF tool does exactly that, combining any number of JPG or PNG images into a single document, entirely in your browser.
Why a PDF is the right container
A folder of loose image files is easy to misplace, hard to view in order, and awkward to send as a single attachment. A PDF solves all three problems at once: it bundles every image into one file, preserves a fixed page order, and opens identically in any PDF viewer on any device — which is exactly why forms, applications and official submissions almost always ask for a single PDF rather than a batch of photos.
Keeping the right page order
The order you photograph or select images in is rarely the order they should appear in the final document. Arrange your images into the sequence you want before generating the PDF — the tool places them as consecutive pages in exactly that order, so a multi-page scanned form comes out reading correctly from front to back.
Common uses
- Expense reports — turning a stack of photographed receipts into one PDF.
- Scanned forms — combining photos of each page of a signed document.
- Portfolios — assembling image samples into a single shareable file.
- ID and document submissions — combining front-and-back photos into one upload.
How to use it
Add your JPG or PNG images, drag them into the order you want, and generate the PDF. Each image becomes its own page, sized to fit the image without cropping, and the finished document downloads immediately — ready to email, print or upload wherever a single PDF is required.
Your photos never leave your device
Because the whole conversion happens locally using your browser's own PDF-generation capabilities, your images are never uploaded to a server just to be combined into a document. That matters most for exactly the images people convert — IDs, signed forms, receipts — which are worth keeping private.
Frequently asked questions
Can I combine multiple images into one PDF?
Yes. Add as many JPG or PNG images as you like, arrange them into the order you want, and they'll become consecutive pages in a single PDF.
Will my images be resized or cropped?
Each image is placed on its own page sized to fit the image, so nothing is cropped — very large images are scaled down to a sensible page size while keeping their proportions.
Does the PDF preserve image quality?
Yes, images are embedded at their original quality rather than being recompressed, so the PDF looks as sharp as the source photos.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No. The PDF is assembled entirely in your browser, so your images never leave your device.