Images to PDF

Combine JPG/PNG/WebP images into one PDF.

Drop images here or click to choose JPG, PNG or WebP

About Images to PDF

Images to PDF stacks JPG, PNG, or WebP files into one PDF—useful for homework photo packs, receipt bundles, and scanning workflows without a desktop scanner app.

Images to PDF builds a single packet from phone photos of homework, receipts, or forms. Rotate and crop first so pages look upright and readable.

Think of this as a camera-to-packet workflow. The PDF is only as clear as the photos you feed it. Blurry, skewed, or huge images create heavy files that portals reject.

If you already have PDFs to combine, use Merge PDF instead. Images to PDF is for photos and screenshots that are not PDFs yet.

How to use Images to PDF

Open Images to PDF.
Add images in the order you want.
Preview the PDF pages.
Download the PDF.

When to use it

Submit photo assignments as one PDF
Bundle receipts for accounting
Turn phone scans of a form into a single upload
Turning receipt photos into one expense PDF
Packaging homework photos for a teacher upload slot
Building a simple scan pack without a desktop scanner

Practical tips

Rotate and crop each image first so pages look upright.
Compress large photos before combining if the portal has size limits.
Order files carefully—page order follows your list.
Rotate and crop before you bind pages.
Compress oversized photos if the portal has a megabyte limit.
Name the download for the task, not IMG_0001.pdf.

When not to use this approach

Do not combine dozens of full-resolution photos if the portal has a small size limit—compress first.

Common mistakes

Leaving pages in the wrong order because files were selected alphabetically.
Including a photo of a whiteboard that still shows unrelated personal notes.

Common questions

Which image types work?

JPG, PNG, and WebP are the usual inputs.

Can I reorder pages?

Set order carefully when selecting files, and preview before download.

Related guides

Paperwork and receipts that often need combining into one PDF

Merge PDF files

Students collaborating with laptops on school projects

Student toolkit

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Word to PDF Convert a Word (.docx) document into a PDF. Preview first, then download. Merge PDF Combine multiple PDF files into one PDF. Preview pages, then download. Compress PDF Reduce PDF file size by recompressing pages. Preview first, then download.