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Image to PDF

Combine, reorder and rotate complete images into one PDF without cropping.

Choose images or drop them here. Each image becomes one PDF page.

Images are centred without cropping; transparent areas become white. Failed images are kept visible and never silently skipped.

One image becomes one page

Use this page to put several complete images into a single document. It does not spread each image across many sheets. For one large tiled picture, use the poster maker.

Create the document

  1. Choose or drop the images. Start with a small batch so you can confirm the reading order.
  2. Move entries earlier or later and rotate any sideways image. Open a thumbnail to inspect it.
  3. Select paper, orientation and margin. Auto orientation can choose a different direction for each image.
  4. Check that all images loaded successfully. Remove or replace any entry showing an error; failed images are not silently omitted.
  5. Download the PDF and verify the first, last and rotated pages before distributing or printing it.

What is preserved and what changes

Images are centred without cropping and retain their proportions. A different aspect ratio can leave blank space. Transparent areas are flattened onto white. There is no text-recognition step: a photographed document remains an image.

The interface allows up to 50 images per document and limits added batches and decoded memory. A small compressed file may still be expensive to decode. If conversion fails, use fewer or smaller images; cancellation should not produce a partial document.