Images to PDF
Put photos or scans into one PDF.
Also called: photo to PDF, image to PDF.
Make one PDF from photos or scanned pages, in the order you choose.
Turn photos into one PDF
This tool puts JPG, PNG, WebP and iPhone HEIC photos into a single PDF, one photo per page, in the order you choose. It is the quickest way to send photographed documents, assignments, receipts, ID cards or certificates as one file, or to upload several pages to a form that accepts only a PDF. It works on a phone, so you can photograph pages and make the PDF straight away.
Photos come out upright
Phone cameras save many photos sideways and only mark how they should be turned. Some converters ignore that mark, so portrait photos end up lying on their side in the PDF. PDFPixo reads the mark and places every photo the right way up, so a page you photographed standing up appears standing up in the PDF.
Page size, direction and margin
Choose A4 or Letter pages, or let each page take the size of its photo. Direction can be automatic, so portrait photos get portrait pages and landscape photos get landscape pages, or you can force all pages to one direction. Add a white margin around each photo if the PDF will be printed, or set it to zero to use the whole page.
Arrange the order
Pages follow the order of the file list. Use the arrows next to each photo to move it up or down before making the PDF, so page one is really page one. You can add more photos at any time before pressing the button.
Keeping the PDF small
Photos from modern phones are large, so a PDF of ten photos can easily be several megabytes. If your form has a size limit such as 200 KB or 300 KB, either compress the photos first with the photo compressor, or make the PDF here and then run it through the PDF compressor with your KB target. For photographed paper pages, the scan to PDF tool can also clean the background and make the text darker.
Good uses in daily life
Students turn photos of handwritten assignments into one PDF for submission. Shop owners send all bills of a month to their accountant as one file. Job seekers combine photos of certificates for an online application. Families keep photos of important papers such as property documents, receipts and medical reports as one PDF that is easy to find and share later.
Private by design
The PDF is created inside your browser. Your photos and documents are never uploaded, and nothing is stored after you close the page. There is no watermark and no limit on pages.
How to use it
- Choose the photos Select JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC photos.
- Put them in order Use the arrows so the pages are in the right order.
- Choose page settings Pick A4 or Letter, direction and margin.
- Make the PDF Press the button and download one PDF.
Why choose PDFPixo for this tool
- Upright pages Phone photos are placed the right way up automatically.
- Any order Arrange pages exactly as you need.
- iPhone photos too HEIC photos work without converting first.
- Private and free Photos never leave your device. No watermark.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I convert JPG to PDF under 200 KB?
- Make the PDF here, then open the PDF compressor and type 200 as the target size.
- Why were my photos sideways in other apps?
- Phones store a turning mark that some apps ignore. PDFPixo reads it and keeps photos upright.
- Can I mix PNG and JPG photos?
- Yes. Any mix of JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC works.
- Is there a page limit?
- No fixed limit. Very many large photos depend on your device memory.
- Are my photos uploaded?
- No. Everything happens in your browser.
Related tools
- Scan to PDF — Turn photos of paper into a clean scanned PDF.
- Merge files into PDF — Combine PDFs and images in the order you choose.
- Compress PDF — Make a smaller copy with an optional size target.
- Compress photos — Shrink many photos at once with a KB target or quality. No limits.