Image to PDF Converter
Convert your Images and images to PDF documents with customizable options. Our free online tool makes it easy to create professional PDFs from single or multiple images.
Drop your images here or click to browse
Supports PNG, JPG, WEBP, and other image formats (up to 20 images, max 5MB each)
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How to Use Image to PDF Converter
Upload Your Images
Drop your Images or images in the upload area or click "Browse Files" to select from your device. You can select multiple images at once to create a multi-page PDF.
Arrange Your Images
Review your selected images and rearrange them by dragging to determine the order of pages in your PDF. You can also remove individual images if needed.
Customize PDF Options
Set your preferred PDF options like page size, orientation, margins, and image fitting method. Add an optional title to make your PDF more professional.
Create and Download
Click "Create PDF" to generate your document. Once processing is complete, preview the result and click "Download PDF" to save it to your device.
About PDF Format
PDF (Portable Document Format) is a file format developed by Adobe in the 1990s to present documents, including text formatting and images, in a manner independent of application software, hardware, and operating systems.
Why Convert Images to PDF?
- • Professional Documentation: Turn Images into professional documents for reports, tutorials, or manuals.
- • Easy Sharing: Combine multiple Images into a single file that's easy to share via email or messaging.
- • Better Organization: Keep related Images together in a structured, organized document.
- • Universal Compatibility: PDFs can be opened on virtually any device without losing formatting.
- • Print-Ready Format: Create documents that are ready for printing with proper page sizes and margins.
Key Features of PDF Format:
- • Universal Compatibility: PDFs display consistently across all platforms and devices.
- • Compact Size: PDF files are often more compact than the original images, making them easier to share.
- • Searchable Content: PDFs can contain searchable text when created with OCR technology.
- • Security Features: PDFs support password protection and permission settings.
- • Document Integrity: PDFs maintain their formatting regardless of the viewing application or device.
Did You Know?
PDF's Origins
PDF was developed by Adobe co-founder John Warnock in the early 1990s through a project codenamed "Camelot." The goal was to create a file format that would make documents look the same on any computer.
An Open Standard
Since 2008, PDF has been an open standard maintained by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). This means that the specifications for creating and reading PDF files are freely available to anyone.
The Power of PDF/A
PDF/A is a special version of the PDF format designed for long-term archiving. It ensures that documents will look the same regardless of what software or hardware is used to view them, even decades in the future.
PDF and Accessibility
Modern PDFs support accessibility features that make them usable by people with disabilities. These include document tags, reading order specifications, alternative text for images, and compatibility with screen readers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Our tool allows you to convert up to 20 images in a single PDF. Each image becomes a separate page in the resulting document. This limit ensures optimal performance and reasonable file sizes. If you need to convert more images, you can split them into multiple batches and create separate PDFs.
Each image can be up to 5MB in size, with a total limit of 50MB for all images combined. This should be sufficient for most Images and photos. Since all processing happens in your browser, the actual performance may vary depending on your device's capabilities. For very large or high-resolution images, you might consider compressing them first using our Image Compressor tool.
No, all image processing happens entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your device or get uploaded to our servers. This ensures complete privacy and security for your sensitive Images and images. It also means you can use this tool even when you're offline after the page has loaded.
"Fit to page" will resize the image to fit within the page boundaries while preserving its aspect ratio, which may result in white space if the image and page proportions differ. "Fill page" will cover the entire page with the image, which may crop portions of the image if its aspect ratio differs from the page. "Original size" will center the image on the page without resizing, which may result in cropping if the image is larger than the page or white space if it's smaller.
Our tool doesn't include PDF editing capabilities, but the generated PDF can be edited using any PDF editor software. The PDFs created with this tool contain images only and don't include editable text (unless the images themselves contain text). If you need to add text, annotations, or make other modifications to the PDF after creation, you'll need to use a dedicated PDF editor like Adobe Acrobat, PDF-XChange Editor, or similar software.
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