How to convert images to PDF
- Choose your pictures or drop them on the page – iPhone photos in HEIC format work too.
- Put the pages in order by dragging the thumbnails or with the arrows, and choose page size, orientation and margin.
- Click Create PDF to download it. Enter a maximum file size first if the PDF must stay below an upload limit.
Supported image formats
| Format | Typical source | In the PDF |
|---|---|---|
| JPG, JPEG, JFIF | Cameras and phones | Copied unchanged, without quality loss |
| PNG | Screenshots and graphics | Stored as JPG; transparent areas become white |
| HEIC, HEIF | iPhone and iPad photos | Decoded in your browser, stored as JPG |
| WebP, AVIF | Images saved from websites | Stored as JPG |
| GIF, BMP | Older graphics | Stored as JPG; animated GIFs use their first frame |
| SVG | Logos and icons | Drawn at their own size, stored as JPG |
| TIFF | Scanners | Only in Safari, which can read TIFF |
Photo to PDF on iPhone and Android
This converter works in the browser on your phone: tap the upload area and choose photos from your gallery or take new ones. Phones also have a built-in way:
- iPhone: select the photos in the Photos app, tap Share, then Print, and pinch out on the page preview – this opens a PDF that you can save or share.
- Android: open the photo, choose Print and select Save as PDF as the printer.
The converter here adds what the built-in options lack: any page order, A4 or Letter pages, margins and a maximum file size.
Frequently asked questions
Can I mix JPG, PNG and HEIC in one PDF?
Yes. Add images in any supported format; each becomes one page in the order shown.
Which page size should I use?
A4 for printing in most countries, US Letter in the USA and Canada, and Same as image for PDFs that are only viewed on screens, such as photo albums.
Does the PDF keep the quality of my pictures?
JPG photos are copied into the PDF unchanged. Other formats are stored as JPG at the quality you choose – 85 % by default, up to 100 %.
Are my pictures uploaded?
No. The PDF is created on your device; your pictures are never sent to a server.