๐ Image to PDF
Drag and drop images, or click to select (0 selected)
Converts multiple uploaded images into a single PDF file, one image per page. Each page's size automatically matches its source image's pixel dimensions.
How to use
- Drag and drop multiple images, or click to select them.
- Pages appear in thumbnail order โ remove any you don't want with the ร button.
- Click "Generate PDF" to convert, then click "Download" to save it.
How the calculation works
Combines several images into one PDF, one image per page. Page size Each image pixel becomes one PDF point (1/72 inch). Every page therefore takes the size of its own image, and the image fills the page with no margins. Image handling Every image is converted to JPEG at 92% quality before it is embedded (transparent PNG areas become white). The PDF is PDF 1.4, assembled directly in your browser.
Worked example
A 3000 ร 2000 pixel photo Page size: 3000 รท 72 โ 41.7 in ร 2000 รท 72 โ 27.8 in (about 106 ร 71 cm) PDF viewers scale it to fit the screen. To print on A4, choose โFit to pageโ in the print dialog.
Things to be aware of
- Page size follows the imageโs pixel count and is not fitted to A4 or any other paper size.
- Images your browser cannot decode (HEIC on some devices, for example) are skipped automatically when you add them.
- More or larger images make a larger PDF.
FAQ
Can I reorder the images?
Remove them with the ร button on each thumbnail and re-upload them in the order you want.
How is each page's size determined?
Each image's pixel dimensions (width ร height) are used directly as the page size in points โ pages are not resized to a standard size like A4.
Is my uploaded image sent to a server?
No. PDF generation happens entirely in your browser.