Combine multiple images into a single PDF file
Turn multiple JPG, PNG, WebP, or iPhone HEIC images into a single PDF file with one image per page in your chosen order. Each image is centered on a portrait A4 page with one centimeter margins, scaled down to fit without being cropped. You can change the order using the arrows next to each image and remove any unnecessary ones before creation. This is useful for combining document scans, grouping receipts for submission, or merging a multi-page assignment. Everything happens in your browser, and the images are never uploaded to any server.
There is no quantity limit, and dozens of images work without an issue. Each image can weigh up to 40 MB, and you can rearrange the order before creating the file.
Portrait A4 with 10 mm margins. A wide image is scaled down to the page width and remains whole, so there will be white space above and below it on the page.
Yes. HEIC files are converted in the browser before being placed into the PDF, with no need to convert them beforehand.
The images are inserted at their full resolution, so ten phone photos will create a heavy file. You can resize or compress the images beforehand, or run the finished PDF through a PDF compression tool.
The transparency turns into a white background because the images are saved inside the PDF as JPGs.
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