How to Convert One or More Images to a PDF
Choose JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF or BMP images, choose a page size, and create one downloadable PDF. The tool processes images in your browser; running it requires an account with 10 one-time free operations for eligible tools.
Quick steps
- Open Images to PDF and sign in if prompted.
- Choose one or more images on your device. The counter shows accepted images; unsupported formats are skipped.
- Choose A4 for common documents, Letter if required by the recipient, or Match image for a page based on image dimensions.
- Select Process, then use the download link once the result appears. Inspect the PDF before sending it.
Which image formats work?
The converter accepts JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP. It places one image on each page in the order shown by your selection. Animated GIFs contribute only their first frame. Export other frames as separate images first if you need them. A damaged or unreadable image produces an error; you can choose new files and try again.
This conversion does not perform optical character recognition. Text in an image remains an image and may not be searchable or selectable in the PDF. If you need copyable text, use Image OCR and review its output, particularly names, numbers and non-Latin text.
A4, Letter or Match image?
A4 and Letter fix the dimensions of every page and fit each picture inside while preserving its aspect ratio. Blank margins can remain when an image has a different shape from the paper. Match image derives the page dimensions from the pixels, with a technical cap for very large images; it does not set a particular print size or DPI. If a recipient specifies A4, choose A4 and inspect the result.
How do I keep pages in order?
Name your files clearly before selecting them, such as 01-ID, 02-certificate and 03-attachment. After selection, use the Up and Down buttons to move each image or Remove to exclude it. The buttons work with touch and a keyboard. Confirm the finished PDF before sending it. If you need to combine separate PDFs afterward, use Merge PDF. For an application packet, see the job application file guide.
Privacy, file size and quality
The conversion reads image files in the browser and makes a downloadable PDF on your device; image contents are not uploaded to the Zayenha Tools conversion server. The PDF library loads from a CDN when needed. Account services and consent-based analytics follow the privacy policy. Conversion is not a promise of compression: a PDF may be larger than its images, especially when WebP, GIF or BMP is converted internally to PNG. Compare the output size with your recipient’s limit. If needed, try Compress PDF and recheck text and stamps afterward.
If the download does not appear
Check that each image uses a supported format and opens on your device. Restore your connection if the CDN library fails to load, then retry; an error message does not mean a file was saved. For unusually large images or many pages, try smaller batches to avoid browser memory exhaustion and merge the PDFs afterward. Straighten or improve the source scan first if it is tilted or faint: this converter combines images but does not automatically repair scan quality.