Image to PDF Converter
Combine JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, GIF, or BMP images into a single PDF. Drag thumbnails to reorder. Page size A4, Letter, or Legal — orientation follows each image.
When to combine images into a PDF
Sharing twenty separate vacation photos by email is noisy; one PDF keeps the story in order and opens anywhere. Freelancers combine receipts into a single expense PDF. Teachers bundle worksheet scans. iPhone users often have HEIC stills — we decode those to JPEG in the browser (via heic2any) before embedding, so you can mix HEIC with PNG exports from Photoshop in one document. The key is order control: our thumbnail list is drag-sortable so page 1 in the PDF matches the sequence you intend.
JPG and PNG embed directly. WebP, GIF, and BMP are rasterized to pixels then saved as JPEG frames inside the PDF (animated GIFs use the first frame). PNG transparency is flattened onto white (PDF pages are opaque rectangles). Very wide panoramas scale to fit A4, Letter, or Legal while preserving aspect ratio.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Image to PDF free?
Yes — build as many PDFs as you need locally.
Are images uploaded?
No — conversion runs in your tab only.
Does this support PNG?
Yes. PNG files embed with transparency flattened to a white background on each page.
Can I mix JPG and PNG?
Yes — add any supported types in one batch, reorder thumbnails, then create one PDF.
What about HEIC from iPhone?
HEIC/HEIF is converted to JPEG in your browser first (heic2any), then embedded — same as our HEIC tools, with no server upload.
Does WebP work?
Yes. We decode WebP to pixels, then embed in the PDF.
Can I mix portrait and landscape?
Each page uses its own orientation from the image dimensions.
What filename is used?
Default download name is images-combined.pdf.