No upload · no watermark · no sign-up
Photos in, one PDF out
Drop your images, put them in order, and get a single PDF sized for A4 or Letter. The conversion happens in this tab — the same reason it works on a train with no signal.
Build the document
Each image becomes one page. Landscape photos get a landscape page automatically, so nothing is cropped or squashed to fit.
Drop images here
One page per image, in the order you choose. Nothing is uploaded.
Each image is redrawn at up to 2400 px on the long side — about 300 dpi on A4 — and re-encoded as JPEG. That strips EXIF data, including GPS, and keeps the PDF small enough to email.
Three ways people use this
Documents
Phone photos of ID proofs, invoices or signed forms, combined into one file a portal will accept.
Portfolios
Design boards or slide exports as images, stitched into a single PDF for a client who asked for “one file”.
Receipts
A month of expense photos in page order, ready to attach — with location metadata gone before it travels.
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Questions about the converter
- Are my photos uploaded to a server?
- No. The browser decodes each image, redraws it on a canvas and writes the PDF file locally. There is no API call and no upload, so scanned documents, IDs and family photos stay on your device.
- Is there a watermark or a page limit?
- No watermark, no sign-up and no daily limit. The tool accepts up to 60 images per PDF, which is a memory safeguard rather than a paywall.
- What happens to the quality?
- Each image is scaled to at most 2400 px on the long side — roughly 300 dpi on A4 — and re-encoded as JPEG at the quality you pick. That is enough for printing and keeps the file small enough to email.
- Why is my PNG turned into a JPEG?
- PDF supports JPEG directly, so the bytes can be embedded without re-compressing them a second time. Transparency has no place on a printed page, so transparent areas are filled with white.
- Does it remove location data?
- Yes, as a side effect of redrawing the image. The new JPEG carries no EXIF block, so GPS coordinates and camera details from the original file do not reach the PDF.
- Can I reorder or delete pages after adding them?
- Yes. Use the arrow buttons to move an image up or down, and the red × to remove it. The page order in the list is the page order in the PDF.
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