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Images to PDF: JPG, PNG, HEIC and WebP
Turn photos, scans or screenshots into one PDF, one image per page.
Open Images to PDF βFree Β· no sign-up Β· your file never leaves your browser
When you'd use it
- You photographed a signed paper form and need to send it back as a PDF.
- A visa portal wants your passport and ID photos as one PDF upload.
- You took phone photos of receipts for an expense claim that only accepts PDF.
Just say what you need
There are no menus to learn. Drop your file on pdfagents.ai and type it the way you would say it:
- βmake a pdf from these photosβ
- βheic to pdfβ
- βcombine the scans into one pdfβ
How it works
- Drop the images (several at once is fine).
- Choose the page size: fit to image, A4 or Letter.
- Download the PDF.
iPhone HEIC photos work too; they are decoded in the browser.
Questions
- Which image formats can I use?
- JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and HEIC/HEIF. JPEG and PNG are placed as they are; the others are converted to PNG in the browser first.
- With A4 or Letter, is my image cropped or stretched?
- Neither. It is scaled to fit with a small margin, keeps its proportions and is centred. The pages are portrait, so a landscape photo gets white space above and below.
- What happens if one of the images can't be read?
- That image is skipped and the rest still go into the PDF, in the order you added them. If HEIC files failed, you're told how many.
Guides
Private, and it keeps going
Your document is opened and saved on your own device, never uploaded. When the result is ready, type the next request (rotate, compress, add a password) and it applies to the result.
Images to PDF, right now
One PDF from your photos or scans, one image per page.
Open Images to PDF βDoing this often? The free Mac app runs this agent on whole folders, offline, with no page limit. See the Mac app β