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PDF TOOLKIT CONVERT & REUSE
Convert Images to PDF
Combine JPG, PNG and WebP images into a PDF. Arrange images, choose page size, margins and orientation, then download the document in your browser.
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Image to PDF Converter
Private processingWhy use PixelOkay convert images to pdf?
This tool is useful for turning phone photos into a shareable document, preparing scanned receipts, combining homework pages, making a portfolio, or sending several product images as one attachment. A separate PDF page is created for each image. You can fix the order before conversion, rotate a sideways photo, and select a page size that matches your intended print or digital use. For document scans, choose a higher quality setting so small text remains readable.
Choose paper and fit
Use A4, Letter, Legal or image-sized pages with portrait, landscape or automatic orientation.
Keep control of output
Adjust margins, background, image quality, page numbers and the optional PixelOkay watermark.
How it works
Upload images
Select JPG, PNG, WebP and other images your browser can display. Add multiple files at once.
Arrange and configure
Reorder or rotate individual images, then choose page size, margins, fit mode and output options.
Create your PDF
Build a single PDF in your browser and download it when processing completes.
Privacy and file handling
Image processing happens in your browser. The tool may convert browser-readable formats into a standard image encoding for compatibility, so the final PDF can be opened by common PDF readers. For print-ready documents, preview the page order and choose a paper size before downloading.
Frequently asked questions
Can I combine many photos into one PDF?
Yes. Select multiple images and each image becomes a page in the resulting PDF. Use the move controls to arrange the page order first.
Which image types can I use?
JPG and PNG are supported directly. Other browser-readable formats, including WebP, may be converted through the browser canvas before being placed in the PDF.
Can I make an A4 PDF?
Yes. Choose A4 and portrait or landscape orientation. The fit setting controls whether an image is contained within the page or stretched to fill it.
Will image quality be reduced?
The quality control affects the image encoding used in the PDF. Higher quality is better for detailed scans, while a lower setting can reduce the resulting file size.
Can I add page numbers?
Yes. Turn on page numbering and choose the starting number. Page numbers are placed near the bottom-right, while the optional PixelOkay mark sits at the bottom-left.
Are my images uploaded?
No. Images are processed locally in your browser after the PDF creation library loads. This page does not send the selected image files to PixelOkay servers.
Explore related PDF tools
Files are processed in this browser. Supporting libraries, workers and optional OCR models load from third-party CDNs. Files must be non-empty and no larger than 50 MB. Keep the original: editing can invalidate digital signatures, and rebuilding pages may not preserve forms, bookmarks or document metadata.
When to use Convert Images to PDF
Combine receipt photos, scans or screenshots into a single document. Each image becomes a PDF page; choose the reading order and page layout before creating the file.
How to use this PDF tool
- Select supported images. Each must be non-empty and no larger than 50 MB.
- Arrange or rotate individual images into reading order.
- Choose page size, orientation, margins and fit options; review page numbers and optional watermark settings.
- Create the PDF, download it and inspect the image placement and readability.
A practical example
For an expense report, arrange receipts by date, choose A4 pages and use a fit setting that keeps each receipt visible. Confirm that totals remain readable in the downloaded PDF.
Combine screenshots and portrait photos without stretching
Each image becomes one PDF page. A fixed paper size controls the page, while fit mode controls how the image occupies the printable area inside its margins.
- Add your own images and put them in reading order. Rotate sideways images before creating the document.
- Choose A4 or US Letter when the recipient needs standard paper. Auto per image can choose different orientations across a mixed collection; select Portrait when every page must stay portrait.
- Choose Fit inside page to retain proportions. It can leave empty space. Stretch to fill printable area uses the entire box and can distort the picture.
- Review the background color, page-number start value and optional watermark. Create the PDF and inspect one landscape image and one portrait image, not just the first page.
All inputs are rendered onto the chosen background and encoded as JPEG before being embedded. A transparent PNG therefore becomes an opaque page image; a PNG screenshot is not embedded unchanged or guaranteed lossless. Quality affects that JPEG stage, and increasing it cannot restore detail absent from the source.
The batch allows up to 50 images and 200 MiB combined, alongside the per-file limit. This is an authored mixed-layout workflow, not a supplied PDF result. Use Document Scanner when photos need perspective correction or paper cleanup, and Merge PDF for combining existing PDF documents.
Output and document limits
JPG and PNG are supported directly; other browser-readable formats can require canvas conversion. Images remain pictures: this does not add searchable OCR text. Available memory and browser decoding can limit very large images.
Frequently asked questions
Does converting photos to PDF make their text searchable?
No. The pages remain images. A separate OCR workflow is needed to recognize text.
When should I use Document Scanner instead?
Choose Document Scanner when photos of paper need perspective cropping and scan-style cleanup. Use Image to PDF for straightforward image ordering and page layout.
File processing and related workflows
Processing uses this browser. Supporting PDF libraries and optional engines can require network downloads from third-party CDNs. Keep original files and inspect downloaded results. Read the privacy policy or contact PixelOkay.