Image to PDF

Turn JPG and PNG images into a single PDF, entirely in your browser.

ToolFlux's Image to PDF tool turns your JPG and PNG images into one clean PDF entirely in your browser — your images never upload, and you can set the page size, orientation and margins before saving.

Your images never leave your device — conversion happens in your browser.

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      Convert images to PDF — free, private, and in your browser

      Sometimes you need your photos or scans as a single, shareable document instead of a pile of separate image files. This Image to PDF tool turns any number of JPG and PNG images into one clean PDF, with each image on its own page. Everything happens locally in your browser using the open-source pdf-lib engine, so your images are never uploaded to a server. That makes it safe for receipts, ID scans, signed forms, and any photo you’d rather not hand to a cloud service.

      How to convert images to PDF

      1. Add your images Drag and drop one or more JPG/PNG files onto the box above, or click to browse. Files are added in the order you pick them, and each becomes one page.
      2. Choose your layout Pick a page size — Fit to image for borderless pages, or A4/Letter for standard documents. Set the orientation and a margin in points (72 points = 1 inch).
      3. Click “Create PDF” A progress bar tracks each image as it’s embedded. Because the work runs on your device, large photos take a little longer.
      4. Download your PDF When it finishes, save images.pdf to your computer or phone.

      Page size, orientation, and margins explained

      The Fit to image option creates a page that is exactly the pixel dimensions of each image, which is perfect when you want no white border at all — for example, turning a full-bleed graphic into a one-page PDF. The A4 and Letter options place each image on a standard sheet (A4 is 210×297 mm; Letter is 8.5×11 inches) and scale the image to fit inside the margin you set, keeping its aspect ratio and centering it on the page. Orientation can be fixed to portrait or landscape, or left on Auto, which chooses the better fit for each image individually based on whether it is wider or taller. A larger margin leaves more white space around each image; a margin of zero fills the page edge to edge.

      Common uses

      • Receipts and expenses. Snap photos of receipts and bundle them into a single PDF for an expense report.
      • Document scans. Convert phone photos of contracts, forms, or letters into a tidy, emailable PDF.
      • Portfolios and proofs. Combine artwork or product photos into one easy-to-share file.
      • Homework and notes. Turn pictures of handwritten pages into a PDF to upload to a learning platform.
      • Travel documents. Keep tickets and confirmations as one offline PDF — without uploading anything sensitive.

      Frequently asked questions

      Are my images uploaded anywhere?
      No. Your images are converted to PDF entirely inside your browser. They are never uploaded, stored, or transmitted, so private photos and scans stay on your device.
      Which image formats can I convert?
      JPG/JPEG and PNG are supported. Each image becomes one page in the output PDF, in the order shown. If you add an unsupported file it is ignored, and a renamed or corrupt file is reported with a clear message.
      What do the page-size options do?
      “Fit to image” makes each page exactly the size of its image — ideal for borderless results. “A4” and “Letter” place each image on a standard page, scaled to fit within your chosen margin. Orientation can be portrait, landscape, or automatic (chosen per image from its shape).
      Will my images lose quality?
      No. Images are embedded at their original resolution. JPGs keep their existing compression and PNGs keep transparency information; the tool does not recompress them.
      Can I reorder the images before converting?
      Images are added to the PDF in the order you select them, and you can remove any you do not want. To change the order, clear the list and re-add the files in the sequence you want.
      Is there a limit on how many images I can add?
      There is no fixed limit. Because the PDF is built on your own device, the practical ceiling is your available memory. A handful of photos is instant; dozens of high-resolution images simply take a little longer and produce a larger file.
      Can I create a PDF from photos on my phone?
      Yes. The tool works in mobile browsers on iPhone and Android. Tap the box, choose photos from your camera roll, set the page size, and the finished PDF downloads straight to your device — handy for turning receipts or documents into one file on the go.