Collect document photos
Arrange photos of each page and then create a PDF file for submission or storage.
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Merge JPG, PNG, or WebP images into a PDF. Process up to 20 files totaling no more than 256 MB. No registration required.
Technical content edited by Tools.4PDF.Net • Updated September 8, 2026Up to 20 files · up to 256 MB
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Three steps from the source document to the result you need.
Select the right task for your document.
Drop files or select them directly from your device.
Track progress and download your file when it is ready.
No account, no installation and no unnecessary steps.
Only this session can access your files.
Input files and results expire after one hour.
Learn about this tool
The image-to-PDF tool merges up to 20 JPG, PNG, or WebP images into a PDF document in the order you choose. Each image is auto-rotated and kept in the correct aspect ratio to minimize distortion. You can combine scans of documents, homework, receipts, or illustration pages into a single file for easier sharing.
The total size of the images must not exceed 256 MB. Before processing, you can add, delete, or move each file up and down to arrange the pages. This tool does not have separate options for paper size, margins, or compression level. Therefore, the size and resolution of the source images still significantly affect the file size as well as how the PDF displays.
Arrange photos of each page and then create a PDF file for submission or storage.
Combine invoice and receipt images into a document in chronological order.
Convert sets of JPG, PNG, or WebP illustrations into a PDF for seamless viewing and sharing.
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Frequently asked questions
You can select up to 20 images at a time, with a total size not exceeding 256 MB. The tool accepts JPEG, PNG, and WebP formats. After selecting images, use the arrow buttons to change the order or delete unnecessary images. The order in the final list will be the page order in the PDF file.
The tool maintains the aspect ratio and auto-rotates, so it doesn't force images to fill the page. However, you cannot choose the paper size, margins, or how the images are cropped. If the images have very different ratios, review the PDF file because the displayed area across pages may be uneven.
The file size depends on the number of images, pixel dimensions, compression level, and the detail of the source images. PNG images of color documents or high-resolution photos often create large files. The image-to-PDF tool does not have a compression level option. You can reduce the image size before converting or use a PDF compression tool afterward if suitable.
Access expires after one hour and cleanup runs every five minutes. Download any results you need before they expire.