Convert Images to PDF

Turn phone photos of documents into one neat PDF. Reorder pages, choose A4 or fit-to-image, and keep it under a KB limit.

Click to add images or drag & drop

JPG, PNG, WebP · add many at once

Used when "Limit file size" is off.

No files added yet

Your files stay on this device. Nothing is uploaded.

🔒 Processed on your device with open-source libraries.

How do I convert images to a PDF?

Add one or more JPG, PNG or WebP images above and arrange them in order with the ↑ ↓ buttons. Choose the page size (A4, Letter, Legal or fit to image), margins and orientation, then press Create PDF. The tool will convert images to PDF in one file, with an optional KB limit for upload portals. Everything is built in your browser.

When do you need to turn photos into a PDF?

Many portals accept only PDF for documents, but people often have photos of their papers. Typical situations:

  • Certificates photographed on a phone that must be uploaded as one PDF.
  • Front and back of an ID card (Aadhaar, PAN, licence) on one or two pages.
  • Handwritten assignments submitted to online classrooms.
  • Receipts and bills for reimbursement claims.
  • Multi-page forms filled by hand, signed and photographed.

Page setup options explained

OptionChoiceResult
Page sizeA4 (default)Standard 21 × 29.7 cm pages, prints correctly in India and most countries
Fit to imageEach page is exactly the size of its image, with no white border
OrientationAutoWide images get landscape pages, tall images get portrait
MarginNone / Small / LargeWhite space around each image
GrayscaleOnSmaller file. Ideal for black-and-white documents.
Limit file sizeOn + KBAutomatically fits the PDF under your limit

Steps to make one PDF from images

  • 1
    Add images

    Select several at once, drag them in, or paste screenshots. Add more at any time.

  • 2
    Put them in order

    Use ↑ ↓ to reorder and ✕ to remove. Page 1 is at the top.

  • 3
    Choose page size and KB limit

    A4 with a small margin looks like a scanned document. Turn on the KB limit for portals, for example 200KB.

  • 4
    Create and download

    Open the PDF to check the order and readability.

Tips for document photos that look like scans

  • Shoot from directly above with the document flat, in daylight, without flash.
  • Crop away the table and background first with Crop and Resize Image.
  • Use grayscale for text-only papers. It is smaller and often easier to read.
  • Keep one document per PDF unless the portal asks for a combined file.
  • Name the file clearly, for example "12th-marksheet.pdf", before uploading.

Is it safe to convert ID documents here?

Yes. The PDF is created on your own device with the open-source pdf-lib library. Your images are not uploaded, stored or seen by anyone. This matters for documents like Aadhaar. You can also mask Aadhaar numbers using the masked download option on the myAadhaar portal when full numbers are not required.

Have PDFs already? Combine them with Merge PDF Files. Need a smaller file? Use Compress PDF to 200KB. Images in the wrong format? Fix them with Convert Image to JPG.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert JPG to PDF?

Add the JPG images on PhotoKB Convert Images to PDF, arrange the order, choose A4 and click Create PDF.

Can I combine many images into one PDF?

Yes. Add as many images as you need. Each image becomes one page.

How do I change the page order?

Use the ↑ and ↓ buttons next to each image. Remove one with ✕.

Can I make the PDF smaller than 200KB?

Yes. Turn on Limit file size and set 200KB. The images are compressed to fit.

Which page size should I choose?

A4 is standard for Indian portals and printing. Fit to image removes white borders.

Are my documents uploaded?

No. The PDF is created in your browser.

About this tool

Built and maintained by the PhotoKB Editorial Team. We test every tool with real phone photos, scans and PDFs before each update. Exam and portal values are based on public official notifications. PhotoKB is not linked to any exam body, so always confirm current rules on the official website. Last updated: 8 November 2026.