How to use this PDF tool
- Select one or more images.
- Choose the processing option.
- Click Create PDF, review the result, and download it.
#025 · PDF & Image Conversion Tool
Images to PDF
Turn a mixed set of JPG, PNG, and WebP images into one ordered PDF. Page sizing and orientation controls keep unlike image dimensions manageable.
Images to PDF
Local processingAd space
What this tool does
The selected images are decoded locally and placed into a newly created PDF. Each source image becomes one page.
Image pixels + page sizing option → newly assembled PDF
The result is created in this browser tab and is not uploaded by this page.
Supported formats
Accepts the image formats shown in the upload control. Very large files may exceed available browser memory.
| Processing | Local browser tab |
|---|---|
| Encryption | Not supported |
| Output | PDF document |
Tips for better results
- Put files in the intended order before processing.
- Use Fit to page to avoid cropping at page edges.
- Keep source files until you have inspected the output.
FAQ
Which image formats can I combine into one PDF?
This tool accepts browser-readable JPG, PNG, and WebP files in the same batch.
Can portrait and landscape images share one PDF?
Yes. With Auto orientation, each page follows the corresponding image shape.
How is the image order chosen?
Images follow the selection order supplied by the browser. Rename files with numeric prefixes before selecting them if order is critical.
Will WebP images remain WebP inside the PDF?
WebP images are converted locally to PNG pixels because PDF-lib does not embed WebP directly.
Is there a maximum number of images?
The practical limit depends on image dimensions and available browser memory. Process smaller batches if the tab becomes slow.
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Processing notes
| Privacy | No document upload |
|---|---|
| Large files | Limited by browser memory |