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How to Combine Several Images into One PDF

Scanned pages, receipts or photos are easier to send as one document. Here is how to turn a set of images into a single PDF without installing anything.

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Drop all your images

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Arrange them in page order

3

Download the PDF

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The Quick Way

Drop all the images into the JPG to PDF converter, put them in the right order and press Convert. Each image becomes one page of a single PDF. It runs in your browser: the images are not uploaded.

Step by Step

  1. Open the converter and drop the images — JPG, PNG, WebP and other formats can be mixed.
  2. Check the order in the list; that is the page order of the PDF.
  3. Press Convert.
  4. Download the PDF: one page per image, at each image's original size.

Good to Know

  • Pages take the size of the image, so the picture is not cropped or stretched.
  • Nothing is recompressed to a lower resolution.
  • To merge existing PDFs instead, use the Merge PDF tool.
  • To make the text in scans selectable, run the pages through OCR.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many images can go into one PDF?

There is no fixed limit; dozens of pages are routine.

Are the images uploaded?

No — for JPG, PNG, WebP and other formats browsers can read, the PDF is built on your device. HEIC and TIFF images are decoded on the server first and deleted immediately.

Can I change the page order afterwards?

Reorder the images and convert again; it takes seconds.

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Last checked: 2026-10-02