Image to PDF

About the Image to PDF converter

The TConverter Image to PDF tool combines JPG, PNG and WebP images into a single PDF file, one image per page, in the order you choose. It is a quick way to turn phone photos of receipts, signed forms, ID documents, handwritten notes or a series of screenshots into one tidy document that is easy to email, upload to an online form or archive.

You can select several images at once. After selecting them, the page shows a numbered page order list with the name and size of each file. Use the up and down arrows to rearrange pages and the remove button to drop an image you do not need; the PDF is built in exactly this order.

Two page layouts are available. Image size creates each page with the exact dimensions of the image, with no margins, so nothing is scaled. A4 (with margins) places every image on a standard A4 page with a small margin, keeping its aspect ratio and centring it. Wide images automatically get a landscape A4 page, and small images are not enlarged, so they do not become blurry. This option is useful when the PDF will be printed or submitted somewhere that expects A4 pages.

JPG and PNG files are embedded into the PDF as they are, without recompression, so there is no extra quality loss. WebP images are first converted to lossless PNG because the PDF library cannot embed WebP directly.

Because each page is generated from your own files, the result is predictable: what you see in the page order list is exactly what ends up in the PDF, one image per page, with nothing added or cropped.

The whole process runs in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to a server, which matters when they contain personal or sensitive information. Each image can be up to 25 MB. Since the PDF is created on your own device, very large batches of high-resolution photos may take longer and use more memory, especially on phones. The PDF is named after the first image in the list. The tool is free and requires no sign-up.