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Free Image to PDF Converter — JPG & PNG to PDF

Turn one or many photos into a single PDF — reorder pages, pick A4 or fit-to-image sizing, and download instantly. No watermark, no upload to any server.

📤 Tap to select JPG or PNG images (choose multiple)

Images are processed on your device — never uploaded anywhere

Very high-resolution images take slightly longer to embed — this is normal and happens entirely on your device.

How to Convert Images to PDF

1

Select your images

Choose one or more JPG or PNG files from your gallery, camera roll, or file manager.

2

Reorder if converting multiple photos

Use the up and down arrows to set the order each image appears as a page.

3

Choose page size and orientation

Pick A4 for standard documents and forms, or "Fit to Image" to keep the PDF page matching each photo's exact shape.

4

Convert and download

Tap Convert to PDF and download the finished file — ready to email, upload, or print.

Common Uses for Image-to-PDF Conversion

Use CaseRecommended Setting
Scanned assignment or notes (multiple pages)A4, Portrait
Single photo/document for a job or exam portalFit to Image
ID card or certificate photoA4, Portrait or Fit to Image
Wide receipts or landscape screenshotsFit to Image or Landscape
Multi-page bill or statement photosA4, Portrait, reordered by page number
💡 Many government and job application portals only accept PDF for document uploads, even when your source is a phone photo. Converting first avoids a rejected upload at the last step of a form.

Common Mistakes When Converting Images to PDF

Mistake 1 — Uploading photos in the wrong reading order

✗ Wrong: Assuming photos merge in the order they were taken.

✓ Right: Check the file list after upload and reorder pages so they read in the correct sequence.

Mistake 2 — Using "Fit to Image" for multi-page documents

✗ Wrong: Converting a 5-page scanned assignment with "Fit to Image," producing inconsistent page sizes.

✓ Right: Use A4 for any multi-page document so every page in the PDF is a uniform, standard size.

Mistake 3 — Not checking the final PDF before submitting

✗ Wrong: Downloading and immediately uploading the PDF to a form without opening it.

✓ Right: Open the PDF once to confirm every page is right-side up, correctly ordered, and readable.

Frequently Asked Questions

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