Combine HEIC, JPG, PNG and other images into a PDF
Put a mix of images into one PDF, or one PDF each. HEIC, JPG, PNG and other common formats can sit in the same list, and you can reorder them before creating the file.
Drop images here, or pick them from your device
Stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
Processing on this device
How to use it
- Add images of any supported mix.
- Reorder them by dragging or with the buttons.
- Choose page size, orientation, margins and JPEG quality.
- Pick combined or separate PDFs, then create and download.
What it keeps
- Image content, scaled to fit the page within your margins.
- Page order exactly as listed.
- HEIC orientation.
What it removes or changes
- Images are embedded as JPEG at your chosen quality, so it is a lossy step for formats that were lossless.
- Transparent images are placed with a plain background.
- The PDF has no text layer and no OCR.
Limits
- A photo of a document is still a picture, not searchable text.
- Many large images mean a big PDF. Lower the quality or resize first.
- Limits: 200 MB per file, 100 megapixels, 200 files.
Compatibility
The PDF opens in any reader. This is useful for submitting scans, receipts and forms where only PDF is accepted. If every image is HEIC, the HEIC to PDF page covers that case in detail.
Privacy
The PDF is assembled in your browser tab. None of the images are uploaded, and the file is created in memory for you to download.
Images to PDF or a collage
A PDF gives each image its own page, good for documents and submitting forms. A collage fits several on a single page or image, good for sharing a set at a glance. Pick by how the recipient will read it.
Troubleshooting
The PDF is too large.
Lower the JPEG quality or resize images first.
A page is rotated.
Use auto orientation, or set portrait or landscape for all.
Text cannot be selected.
The PDF contains pictures only.
Frequently asked questions
Can I mix formats?
Yes. HEIC, JPG, PNG and other common formats.
Can I split into separate PDFs?
Yes, one PDF per image is an option.
Does it do OCR?
No. The PDF contains pictures only, with no OCR and no searchable text layer.