Image resizer
Change an image's dimensions, without uploading it to any server.
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Image to PDF
Turn several images into one PDF file, without uploading them to any server.
Drop images here
or click to choose one or more images
This tool runs entirely inside your browser. No file or text is sent to any server.
How to use
- Drag one or more images onto the image-selection box, or click that same box and choose the files from your device.
- Use the up and down buttons beside each image to set its order — that order becomes the order of the pages in the PDF.
- Choose a page size: the same as each image, or a fixed A4 page with the image centred.
- Press “Build and download PDF” to save the file to your device.
Notes on this tool
Each image becomes one page, in the order shown in the list. Remove or reorder an image to change the page order.
With “same as each image”, every page is shaped exactly like its photo — a wide photo makes a wide page, a tall one a tall page. With A4, every page is the same fixed size and the image is shrunk to fit inside it without being stretched.
An image with a transparent background (such as a PNG) is placed on a white background in the PDF, since the output format does not keep transparency.
Images are compressed at a high quality before being placed in the PDF to keep the file size down; the difference is usually not visible.
This tool does not merge or edit existing PDF files — it only builds a new one from images.
Frequently asked questions
How do I change the order of the images?
Each image in the list has an up and a down button beside it. Whatever order you see in the list is exactly the page order in the final file.
Can I mix different formats — JPG, PNG, WebP — in one file?
Yes. Each image's original format makes no difference; they are all placed into the PDF the same way.
What are the size and count limits?
Each image up to 25 MB, and up to 40 images per file. For a much larger batch, it is better to build a few separate PDFs.
Why does A4 mode leave white space around some images?
Because the image's own width-to-height ratio is not the same as an A4 page's. The tool shows the image at the largest size that fits without stretching it, and the rest of the page stays white so the image's shape is not distorted.
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