Any picture, one PDF
You have a few pictures and need them as a PDF: a receipt snapped on your phone, a screenshot, a photo of a form, or a handful of pages from a camera. This page makes that simple. Add pictures of almost any common type, arrange them in the order you want, and get one PDF with one picture per page. It works the same on a phone and on a computer, and the files stay in your browser, so nothing is sent to a server.
Updated October 2026
How to turn your pictures into a PDF
- 1Tap Select files and choose the pictures you want, from your gallery, files or camera roll.
- 2Use the up and down arrows to put them in the order they should appear.
- 3Pick a page size. Same as image keeps each picture at its own shape.
- 4Press Convert and download your PDF.
Which pictures work best
- Clear, well-lit photos are easiest to read on screen and on paper.
- Screenshots keep their text sharp when you use the original file, not a copy.
- Very large phone photos can be slow; they still work, but a smaller copy saves time.
- Keep the same orientation for every picture to avoid sideways pages.
Putting pictures in the right order
The order you see in the list is the order of the pages. Check it before you convert, because the PDF is built in one go and you would have to start again to change it. For a scanned set, number your files first, or rename them, so you can recognise them quickly in the picker.
Page size and how pictures fit
Pick A4 or Letter if you plan to print the PDF, because each picture is scaled to fit inside the page with a small margin. Same as image gives every page exactly the size of its picture, which is usually better for screens and for documents that mix portrait and landscape shots.
Using the PDF afterwards
The PDF can be opened on any phone or computer, attached to an email, or uploaded to a website that asks for a PDF. If a portal rejects the file for being too large, you can shrink it with the compress tool or shrink the pictures before converting.
Phone and computer
On a phone, the picker shows your gallery, so you can choose several pictures at once. On a computer, select multiple files with Ctrl or Command and click. The same steps work on tablets, and the buttons are large enough to tap easily.
Features
- Works with most picture types, not only JPG
- Several pictures become one PDF, one per page
- Choose the page order before converting
- A4, Letter or same-as-picture pages
- Phone and computer friendly
- Private: files stay in your browser
Frequently asked questions
Can I turn a PNG or a screenshot into a PDF?
Yes. PNG screenshots and other common picture types can be added alongside photos. Each one becomes its own page in the PDF, with no quality loss beyond what the PDF format itself needs.
How many pictures can I put in one PDF?
There's no fixed limit set by the site. The practical limit is your device's memory, so very large batches of high-resolution photos may take longer. Splitting a big set into two or three PDFs usually works well.
Can I change the order of the pictures?
Yes. Use the arrows beside each picture to move it up or down before you press Convert. The first picture becomes the first page.
Will my pictures be uploaded anywhere?
No. The conversion happens in your browser, so your pictures are not sent to our servers.
What page size should I choose?
A4 suits printing in most countries, and Letter suits printing in the US and Canada. Same as image keeps each picture at its own shape, which looks best on screen.
Why is my PDF bigger than the pictures?
A PDF stores each picture at full quality. If the file is too big for a form or an email, compress the PDF afterwards, or use a smaller version of the pictures before you convert them.