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Turn a set of pictures into one PDF: one picture per page, in the order you put them. JPG, PNG and WebP pictures are welcome. Everything runs in your browser; the pictures are never uploaded.
For a form that wants one PDF instead of five photos, a scan saved as pictures, or a set of product shots that has to travel as a single document.
Pick the pictures
Put them in order and pick the page fit
Build and download the PDF
A PDF page can carry a picture exactly as the picture is stored, and that is what this page does: each JPEG and PNG is placed into the file untouched, one per page, in list order. The download is how we protect your privacy: the program that does this job is part of this page, loaded from this site, and your pictures are read into the page and never uploaded. The finished file is opened again and its pages counted, so the result line reports the file's own numbers, not the plan.
One picture per page: this page does not lay several pictures out on one sheet, and it does not shrink anything, so a PDF made of full-size phone photos is a full-size file. If the document then has to fit under a size limit, run it through the compress PDF tool next. A WebP picture is rebuilt as a PNG inside the PDF because a PDF cannot hold WebP; the rebuild is lossless and the result line says when it happened.
No. JPEG and PNG pictures are placed into the PDF exactly as they are stored, with no recompression, so the picture that comes back out is the picture that went in. A WebP picture is rebuilt as a PNG inside the PDF, because a PDF cannot hold WebP; PNG keeps every pixel, so the picture is unchanged.
One picture per page, in the order on the list: the first picture becomes page 1. Move pictures up and down the list before you run, and the pages follow the list.
That is your pick. Each page can be sized to its own picture (the rule most photo-to-PDF jobs want), or every picture can be fitted, centred, onto an A4 or Letter sheet with a half-inch border, which is the shape office and portal documents expect.
Nowhere. They are read into this page and built into a PDF in your browser. Watch the network panel while it works if you want to check.