How to turn images into a PDF
- Add your images. JPG or PNG, as many as you like, in one go.
- Put them in order. The first card becomes the first page.
- Press Create the PDF. One image, one page.
- Download the document.
Every page is the size of its image
No A4, no margins, no resizing — and pages of different sizes in the same document are intended, not a bug.
Forcing photos onto a paper size means either white borders or cropping, and both are decisions we would be making on your behalf. Keeping each page at the size of its image means what you see is what you sent, and you can still print to any paper size later.
What if the format is wrong?
The format is read from the file itself, never from its name — and HEIC is refused clearly.
A photo renamed to .jpg is still whatever it was, so the tool checks the actual
bytes. iPhone photos are usually HEIC, which this tool cannot embed: convert them first with
HEIC to JPG, then come back.
Frequently asked questions
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. The document is assembled in your browser, on your own device.
Are the images recompressed?
No. A JPEG is embedded as it is, without being decoded and saved again, so no quality is lost on the way in.
Does the same image used twice make the file smaller?
No. Each image is embedded separately, so repeating one costs its weight again.
Can I mix JPG and PNG in one document?
Yes. Both are accepted, and each page still takes the size of its own image.