Image to PDF

Converting images to PDF is one of those tasks that comes up more often than you might expect. You take photos of a multi-page document with your phone and need to combine them into a single file for submission. You have a collection of receipts to organize for expense reporting. You want to create a simple photo album or portfolio that anyone can open without special software. Or you scanned pages one at a time and need them in a single, shareable document.

This tool takes your images — PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, or BMP — and places each one on its own page in a new PDF. The page dimensions match the image dimensions, so nothing gets cropped or distorted. PNG and JPEG images are embedded directly without re-encoding, which means there is no quality loss during conversion. Other formats are converted to PNG first to maintain fidelity.

Because the conversion runs entirely in your browser using pdf-lib, your images never leave your device. This matters when you are working with personal photos, identification documents, financial records, or anything else you would rather not upload to a third-party server. The tool supports files up to 50 MB on desktop and 20 MB on mobile, which accommodates most image sizes including high-resolution scans and photographs.