Image to PDF Converter

Common searches

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When to use this tool

Combine multiple images — receipts, scanned documents, screenshots, or photos — into a single PDF file for sending, printing, or archiving. This is useful for expense reports, document submissions, and sharing photo collections.

Quality tips

• Choose a higher DPI setting when the PDF will be printed (300 DPI is a common print standard). For on-screen viewing, 150 DPI keeps the file smaller.
• Arrange your images in the correct order before exporting — most PDF tools let you reorder pages, but it saves time to get it right upfront.
• Match the page size to your content: letter / A4 works for documents, while "fit to page" is better when mixing portrait and landscape images.

Common mistakes

• Expecting text in the generated PDF to be selectable or searchable — images are placed as pictures, so the PDF is a visual document, not an OCR text file.
• Mixing portrait and landscape images without checking the page size setting — some images may be cropped or rotated unexpectedly.
• Using maximum DPI for every document — a 600 DPI PDF of 20 full-page photos can be hundreds of megabytes with no visible benefit on a screen.