You can turn a group of photos, scans, or screenshots into a single PDF directly in your browser. The main steps are to select the images, arrange them in the correct order, choose a suitable page size and orientation, and download the finished document.

Why Combine Images into a PDF?

A PDF is easier to share and review than a folder containing many separate image files. It keeps every page in a fixed order and can be opened on most phones, computers, and tablets without special image software.

Batch image-to-PDF conversion is useful for:

  • Combining scanned receipts or forms
  • Creating a portfolio from JPG or PNG files
  • Packaging product photos for a client
  • Turning photographed notes into one document
  • Sending multiple screenshots as a single attachment

Each image normally becomes one PDF page. The order of the images in the converter therefore determines the page order in the final document.

How to Convert Multiple Images to PDF

  1. Open the Batch Image to PDF tool.
  2. Select several JPG, PNG, or WebP files, or drag them into the upload area.
  3. Drag the files into the order in which they should appear in the PDF.
  4. Choose One combined PDF to place all images in one document. Choose One PDF per image if you need separate files instead.
  5. Select Fit each image, A4, or US Letter as the page size.
  6. Keep the orientation on Automatic, or apply portrait or landscape orientation to every page.
  7. Click Create PDF, review the status message, and download the result.

The conversion runs locally in your browser. Your selected images are not uploaded to an application server during processing.

Choosing the Right Page Settings

Fit each image creates pages that follow the dimensions of the source images. This is helpful when you want to avoid extra white space and do not need a standard paper size.

A4 is commonly used for documents in most countries, while US Letter is the usual choice in the United States and Canada. Images are scaled proportionally and centered on the page, so they are not stretched to fill a different aspect ratio.

Automatic orientation evaluates each image separately. A wide image uses a landscape page, while a tall image uses a portrait page. Select a fixed orientation when every page must have a consistent layout.

Tips for Better PDF Results

  • Rename files with numbers such as 001, 002, and 003 before selecting them if you have a large, carefully ordered set.
  • Rotate sideways photos before conversion so every PDF page is easy to read.
  • Crop unnecessary borders around scanned pages to make the document cleaner.
  • Use clear, high-resolution source images for text and fine details.
  • Split hundreds of high-resolution photos into smaller batches if the browser becomes slow or runs out of memory.
  • Check the downloaded PDF before deleting or moving the original images.

Transparent areas in PNG and WebP files are placed on a white background. Images are also encoded for the PDF, so the output may not preserve the exact original image compression or file size.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I combine JPG and PNG files in the same PDF?

Yes. The batch converter accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images in the same project. Arrange all selected files in the required page order before creating the PDF.

How do I change the page order?

Drag each image row to a new position in the file list. The first image becomes the first page, and the remaining images follow in the displayed order.

Should I choose A4 or Fit Each Image?

Choose A4 when the PDF may be printed or needs consistent page dimensions. Choose Fit each image when matching the source dimensions and minimizing white space are more important.

Why is the PDF file large?

High-resolution images can produce a large PDF because every image is embedded as a page. Resize or compress oversized photos before conversion, or divide the project into more than one document.

Are my images uploaded?

No. The tool processes selected files locally in your browser. However, it loads the PDF-generation library from a content delivery network, so an internet connection may be required when the tool is first opened.

Final Thoughts

Converting multiple images into one PDF makes scans, photos, and screenshots easier to organize and share. Put the files in the correct order, choose a page format that matches the intended use, and inspect the downloaded document to confirm that every page is readable.

Use the free Batch Image to PDF tool to create a combined PDF or generate one PDF for each selected image.