Images to PDF
Combine images into a single PDF: one page per image, in the order you add them.
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Questions people ask
- In what order do the images appear?
- Exactly the order you added the files: the first file becomes page one. Nothing is re-sorted by name, size or date.
- Will my photos be cropped or squashed?
- No. Each image becomes a page sized to the image itself, so the aspect ratio is always preserved. Portrait and landscape images can mix freely in one document.
- Does converting to PDF lose quality?
- A clean JPEG or PNG is embedded as-is, with no recompression at The one exception is a JPEG whose hidden camera data (EXIF) would otherwise travel into the PDF: that image is re-encoded once at high quality so the metadata does not follow it.
- What about the rotation tag in phone photos?
- If a photo carries an EXIF orientation tag, the page is built the way the photo is meant to be seen, so sideways pages from rotation tags do not happen.
- Does the PDF say who made it?
- No. The output carries no producer, creator or timestamps, neither ours nor your camera's.
- What happens to my files?
- The images are removed as soon as processing finishes; your PDF is available for about 10 minutes, then it is automatically deleted.