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Images to PDF
Images to PDF places JPG and PNG files on successive pages, in the order you select them. Compress or resize large photos first if the PDF has to fit an email or upload limit.
To images to pdf, upload your file, let your browser process it locally, and download the result in a few clicks.
Each image becomes one page, in the order you select it. Compress large photos first if the PDF has to fit in an email.
What happens to your file?
This tool processes files locally in your browser. Confiles does not upload or store your file, and you get the result right away without creating an account.
When to use it
Use this when phone photos or scans need to become one PDF, in a specific page order.
Limitations
Each selected JPG or PNG becomes one page. The PDF can be large if the photos are large. Compress or resize the images first when the file has to fit an email limit.
Examples
- Turn receipt photos into one PDF.
- Combine ID scans in the order a form expects.
- Make a PDF from PNG diagrams.
Supported formats
This tool works with JPG, PNG.
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How to use
- 1.Select the images in the page order you want.
- 2.Wait while each image is placed on its own page.
- 3.Download the PDF. Compress the photos first if the file will be too large to send.
FAQ
Can I use this PDF tool on my phone?
Yes, as long as your phone can open the file in the browser. The tool is designed to turn images into one PDF with large buttons and simple steps.
Does this keep the original PDF private?
Yes. These PDF tools run in your browser, and Confiles does not upload or store your PDF.
Do I need an account to edit a PDF?
No. Upload the PDF, wait while it processes, and download the result.
Does the image order matter?
Yes. Pages follow the order you select the files. Put the cover image first if it should be page 1.