Add JPG, PNG, or WebP images and download one multi-page PDF. Sort by file name or keep drop order.
Images to PDF lays one picture per page and downloads a single PDF. It is the bridge between “I only have phone photos” and “the portal accepts PDF only.” Each image becomes a page sized to its pixels. The work runs in your browser with pdf-lib, same as PDF Merge, but the inputs are JPG, PNG, WebP, and the other raster types QuickConvert already reads elsewhere.
Nothing uploads. A folder of homework photos, scanned receipts, or signed pages can become one attachment without sending those bytes to a server. That is the same promise as the rest of the site, spelled out in privacy with online file tools.
Drop order is easy to get wrong on a phone. Rename files on a desktop first when the sequence matters for a legal bundle. If a long batch scan needs to be split into chapters, consider separating a batch scan before you combine, so each chapter can be renamed cleanly.
Every page embeds the photo at readable quality. A dozen 12 MP shots can produce a fat PDF. Shrink photos with Image Compress when the limit is megabytes, not when the limit is page count.
Images PDF is often the middle step. You might merge the result with a born-digital contract using PDF Merge after both parts exist. Put the cover letter PDF first, then the photo pages, then an appendix export from Word via Office to PDF.
For a watermark on a draft packet, open the merged file in PDF Watermark and stamp CONFIDENTIAL before external eyes see it.
The browser decodes each image, paints it on a PDF page, and hands you a blob URL download. QuickConvert does not store your scans. Close the tab and the working copies disappear. Page views and ads on the article are separate from the image bytes.
Open the PDF and scroll every page before you upload. A sideways phone photo stays sideways until you rotate the source and rebuild. If one page is blurry, fix that photo instead of re-scanning the whole set when you can help it.
When a portal wants “one PDF, all documents,” this tool plus merge covers most photo-only sets. When it wants separate attachments, skip combining and send the originals instead.
Colour management is not a focus here: phone photos and scanner profiles may look slightly different side by side on screen. For evidence bundles, that is usually acceptable. For brand-critical art boards, use a colour-aware desktop workflow instead.
If a single page must be removed later, use PDF Split on the finished PDF rather than rebuilding the entire set from scratch.
No. Images to PDF decodes each file in the tab, draws it onto a PDF page, and downloads the result. QuickConvert never receives the pixels. That is the right workflow for ID scans, homework photos, and receipt pictures you would not email to an unknown server.
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