One image becomes one page
Choose your images, review the filenames in page order, and move or remove entries as needed. Two selected images produce a two-page PDF. Creating the file uses the current order and page settings; changing either clears the previous download.
A4 and US Letter can follow each image’s orientation or use a fixed portrait or landscape page. The tool centers the whole image without stretching or cropping. A landscape photo can therefore leave space above and below on a portrait page.
Image-sized pages and file quality
Image-sized pages use 96 source pixels per inch, with unusually wide or tall images scaled down proportionally so neither page side exceeds 200 inches. A 960 × 480 image becomes a 10 × 5 inch page. This defines the PDF page size; it does not recover detail missing from a small image.
The browser applies image orientation while decoding, then the tool embeds a PNG rendering in the PDF. This preserves the rendered image without an additional JPEG-quality setting, but can make files larger. The PDF is created with pdf-lib, distributed under its MIT license.
Text photographed or scanned into an image remains pixels. You will need a separate OCR tool if you want to search or select that text.
No record of your file is kept.