Practical guide
Turn images into a PDF ready to share
Photos of documents, screenshots, and scanned images are often easier to send and archive when they are collected in one PDF. Add your images, check their order, choose the page size, and download the finished file.
Why convert images to PDF
- Send several photos as one document instead of a chain of attachments.
- Prepare digital copies of receipts, notes, or scanned paperwork.
- Create a visual pack using A4, Letter, or the images’ original size.
How to make a PDF from images
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Select your images
You can add several compatible files in one selection.
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Put them in reading order
Review the list and change each image position before you create the PDF.
- 3
Choose a page format
Select A4, Letter, or the original size depending on how the document will be read or printed.
Tips for a clearer PDF
- Before conversion, rotate incorrectly oriented photos and avoid blurry source images.
- If the finished document is too large to send, you can compress it afterwards.
- Check that the page margins and size suit the destination: screen, print, or a submission portal.
Questions about images to PDF
- Can I turn several images into one PDF?
- Yes. Add your images and create one PDF with them in your chosen order.
- Which page size should I choose?
- A4 is common for documents, Letter is used in other contexts, and original size preserves each image’s dimensions.
- Should I compress images first?
- It is not required. If you need a lighter result, compress the images or the finished PDF afterwards.
Need the final PDF to be smaller? Continue with Compress PDF.