About Images to PDF
Use images to PDF online for photographed notes, receipts, or a set of illustrations. You can combine JPG and PNG into one PDF, alongside supported WebP and BMP images. Each selected image becomes a separate page, following the file order.
How to convert images into a PDF
- Select the JPG, PNG, WebP, or BMP images to include.
- Arrange the images in the intended order, then select Process.
- Preview the pages and download images.pdf.
A practical example
- Input
receipt-1.jpg, receipt-2.png, and receipt-3.webp in that order.
- Result
images.pdf containing 3 pages, with one receipt image on each page.
Page dimensions follow each image's dimensions; there is no A4 layout or multi-image-per-page control.
Supported input and limitations
- Up to 100 images and 100 MB total are accepted. Each source image must be within 12,000 pixels per edge and 48 megapixels.
- This creates image-based PDF pages. It does not recognize handwriting or add selectable text through OCR.
Processing happens on your device. Read about local processing and optional workspace recovery.
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert multiple JPG files to one PDF?
Yes. Select the images together, arrange their order, and process them as one document.
Will an image PDF have searchable text?
Not automatically. The images are embedded as visual pages; a separate OCR process is required to make photographed text searchable.