How to convert images to PDF
- Choose one or more images or photos: JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF or SVG (HEIC photos work in Safari).
- Reorder them with the arrows; each image becomes one page.
- Pick A4 with margins or Same as image.
- Create and download the PDF.
What happens to your photos
Phone photos are turned upright using their rotation data, so sideways pictures come out straight. JPG and other photos are re-saved at high quality (92%); PNG images go in untouched. GIF and BMP images, TIFF scans and SVG drawings are turned into PNG first, without losing detail, so screenshots and line art stay sharp, with SVGs drawn at least 1000 pixels on the long side. In A4 mode, landscape photos get a landscape page, and images are only ever shrunk to fit, never enlarged, so small images aren't blurred.
Example: a phone photo on A4
A 1200 × 1600 pixel photo on an A4 page with margins is scaled to about 193 × 257 mm and centred. With Same as image, the page would be 1200 × 1600 points instead, about 423 × 564 mm, which is why A4 is the better choice for anything you'll print or upload.
Good for
- Combining photos of documents (ID cards, mark sheets, bills) into one file for an application.
- Sending scanned pages or screenshots as a single PDF by email or WhatsApp.
- Keeping receipts together for an expense claim.
If the PDF is too large for a form, use Compress PDF to size, or shrink the photos first with the Image compressor.