How to convert images to a PDF
By Sekora Studios · Updated
Open Image to PDF, add up to 30 still images in the order you want the pages, choose A4, Letter, or image-sized pages, then create the PDF. Each image becomes one page. The file is built on your device and does not include OCR or a searchable text layer.
Steps
- Open Image to PDF and choose still JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF images in page order. You can add up to 30 files.
- Select A4, Letter, or image-sized pages. Choose fit to keep the whole photo on the page, or fill if the page should be covered.
- Create the PDF and check page count, order, rotation, and whether edges were cropped.
- Download the PDF. Source photos stay on your device; animation and photo metadata are not copied into the PDF.
Page size and fit
A4 and Letter are standard document sizes. Image-sized pages follow each photo so the PDF page matches the picture.
Fit keeps the whole image visible and may leave empty space. Fill covers the page and can crop edges. EXIF display orientation is applied so phone photos should appear upright.
What the PDF contains
Each chosen still image becomes one page. The PDF is a visual document. Recipients cannot search or copy text from the photos.
Large collections can run into device memory limits. If creation fails, use fewer or smaller images.
More questions
Can I use HEIC photos?
Convert HEIC to JPG first, then add those JPG files here.
Will the PDF include GPS or camera tags from the photos?
No. Image metadata is not retained in the PDF. Remove metadata from the photos first if you also keep the image files.