Image to PDF
Files are processed on this device. No document upload.
Turn several JPG, PNG or WebP images into one PDF
When you have photos of forms, scanned receipts or slides stored as images, Image to PDF can place them into one PDF in the order you choose. Each input image becomes a page, fitted within the page size and margins you set without cropping. You can choose A4, Letter or an Original size based on 96 pixels per inch, with automatic or fixed page orientation.
How to make a PDF from images
- Choose or drop JPG, PNG or WebP images and arrange them in the desired order.
- Choose A4, Letter or Original page size, then set orientation and margins.
- Create the PDF and download the result. Image input and PDF generation happen in your browser, not on IT Drawer's server.
Page size, image quality and transparency
A4 and Letter are useful for documents intended to look consistent from page to page; Original sizes pages by a 96-ppi rule rather than reading a camera's physical DPI. Images fit the page without cropping and preserve their aspect ratio. JPEG images may be recompressed, transparent images are placed on a white page, and source image metadata is not retained. This makes a convenient PDF for viewing and sharing, not a byte-identical image archive.
To turn existing PDF pages into pictures instead, use PDF to Image.
Common questions
Can I combine multiple images into one PDF?
Yes. Add several images and arrange them before export. Each image is placed on its own page in one PDF.
Does the converter crop images to fit A4 or Letter?
No. It fits images within the selected page and margins while keeping the image proportions.
Which image formats are supported?
JPG, PNG and WebP are supported as input. Animated images are not supported, and the tool has per-image and per-session safety limits.
Will my original image metadata be preserved?
No. Metadata is not retained; JPEG input may also be recompressed during PDF creation.