Images to PDF
Turn your photos into one tidy, shareable PDF.
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A little input.
And we’ll take it from here.
How to use it
Choose up to 20 images, arrange their order, and create your PDF.
A quick example
Combine three receipt photos into one A4 PDF, with one image on each page.
Good to know
JPG, PNG and WebP are supported. Images fit inside A4 pages without cropping. This does not recognise or extract text.
Is it free?
Yes. No account, payment or file upload to a server is needed.
Making scanned documents easy to read
Photograph flat, in good light
Lay the document on a dark surface near a window, hold the phone directly above it, and make sure all four corners are in the frame. Turn off flash to avoid glare on glossy paper.
One document per PDF
Portals and offices usually expect each document as its own file, such as Aadhaar, PAN or a marksheet. Combine pages of the same document, and keep different documents in separate PDFs unless told otherwise.
Name the file clearly
Rename the download to something like 'Name_Marksheet_Class12.pdf' before you upload or email it, so the person receiving it knows what it is.
A little more clarity
Can I change the order of photos in the PDF?
Yes. After choosing your images, use Move up and Move down beside each filename. Each image becomes a separate A4 page in the displayed order. Remove any unwanted photo before creating the PDF.
Will my pictures be cropped?
No. Each image is scaled to fit inside the page with a margin. Portrait and landscape images both fit on portrait A4 pages. Large images are reduced to a maximum of 2,400 pixels on their longest side before embedding to keep downloads manageable.
Read our guide: turning phone photos into one clean PDF.
Maintained by BLRGO · Updated 27 September 2026 · Report a problem