Images To PDF
Turn photos, scans or documents into one PDF. Choose the page size, margins and an optional target file size.
Select Or Drag & Drop Images Here
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Tip: choose “Auto” page size to keep each image at its own dimensions.
Turn images into a single PDF document
Photos, phone scans and screenshots are easy to share, but many offices and portals prefer one PDF. This tool places your images into a clean PDF with a page size you choose. You can use A4 for Indian and international documents, US Letter for North American printing, or Auto to keep each image at its own dimensions. Margins, orientation, image fit and an optional target file size are all adjustable. The conversion happens in your browser, so personal documents are not uploaded to a server.
How to create a PDF from images
- Drag your images into the drop zone, or click Select Images.
- Choose A4, US Letter or Auto for the page size.
- Select Auto, Portrait or Landscape orientation. Auto is convenient when your photos have different shapes.
- Set a margin, then choose whether images should fit inside the page or fill it by cropping.
- If the destination has a size limit, enter a target in KB or MB, click Create PDF and download the result.
Good uses for an image-to-PDF file
- Application packets: combine photographed certificates, identity documents and forms into one upload.
- Expense claims: put receipts and bills into a single monthly PDF.
- Study notes: convert whiteboard photos or handwritten pages into a readable document.
- Portfolios: arrange sample work or property photos in a consistent page layout.
Tips for a professional-looking PDF
Use good lighting and keep the camera square to the page when scanning documents. If you choose Fill page, parts of an image may be cropped, so check the preview carefully. Fit inside page is safer for certificates and forms where nothing should be cut off. A small margin gives the document a cleaner printed look. For a file-size cap, create the PDF first and then use Compress PDF if needed. Keep the images in the order you want them to appear before creating the document, and download the finished PDF to confirm that every page is present.
Privacy and local conversion
The images are read and assembled inside your browser. ImageTool24 does not receive the files, and no account is required. The PDF is generated on your device and saved directly to your downloads.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put several photos in one PDF?
Yes. Select multiple images and they will be placed into one PDF in the order shown in the file list.
Which page size should I use?
A4 is the usual choice for Indian documents. US Letter is common in North America. Auto keeps each image at its own size and is useful for photos that will be viewed on screen.
Can I control the final PDF size?
You can enter an optional target in KB or MB. Actual output may vary slightly because the PDF must still contain all selected pages.
Are my images uploaded?
No. The conversion runs locally in your browser, and your images stay on your device.