Bind several photos into a single PDF in the order you choose. Each page can be rotated and moved.
How to use it
- Upload several images. You can keep adding more with “Add more”.
- Set the order with the arrows, and straighten sideways photos with ⟳.
- Choose the page size (A4, Letter, or the image's own size), margin and quality.
- Press “Make PDF” and download. You get one file.
How is this different from PDF in the converter?
The converter turns one image into its own PDF — ten images give you ten PDFs. This tool does the opposite: it binds many images into one document, and you set the order and orientation. It exists for places that accept only a single file.
My photos come in sideways.
Press ⟳ on that page. The rotation shows in the preview immediately and is baked into the actual pixels rather than set as a PDF rotation flag, which avoids the page looking different from one viewer to the next.
Which page size should I pick?
A4 (or Letter in the US) is the safe choice for anything printed or submitted. If it will only ever be read on screen, “image size” fills the page edge to edge. Landscape photos automatically get a landscape page.
The file is too large.
Lower the quality slider — around 80% keeps scanned text perfectly readable. If it is still large, resize or compress the source images first.
Are my images uploaded?
No. Everything, including assembling the PDF, happens in your browser. Homework, contracts and ID documents can go through it safely.
How many pages can I add?
There is no fixed limit, but it depends on your device's memory. Dozens are usually fine; for very large batches, lower the quality or split it into several files.