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One image fills each page.
Files are processed entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Combine photos, scanned documents, screenshots, or design exports into a single PDF without uploading anything. The full conversion runs in your browser using PDF.js, pdf-lib, and Canvas APIs, so nothing leaves your device.
Tip: For multi-page scans, choose Fit to image page size with No margins to keep the output the exact dimensions of each scan.
Tip: For photo albums, try the Photo album template with Best quality — each image gets a polaroid-style frame and filename caption.
Yes. The conversion happens locally in your browser, so your photos never reach a server. There is no account, no watermark, and no upload limit beyond what your device can hold in memory.
JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and TIFF (single and multi-page TIFFs use the first frame). Each file can be up to 50 MB. WebP and TIFF are decoded in the browser before being embedded.
You can pick a fixed paper size (A4, A3, A5, US Letter, US Legal) or Fit to image, which makes each page exactly the size of the embedded image. Combine that with templates like 4-up grid or photo album for creative layouts.
Choose Best quality and an image fit of Fit to page for the cleanest result. Images are re-encoded as JPEG to keep file size manageable. If you need lossless output, downscale your originals before converting and use the highest quality setting.
Yes. After uploading, the preview grid shows numbered tiles. Drag any tile to reorder, or click the X badge to remove it. Use the Add tile or the upload button to keep adding more images at any time.
Browsers block cross-origin image fetches unless the remote server enables CORS. If a URL fails, save the image locally first, then drag it into the dropzone. URLs from your own server or known CORS-friendly hosts work without issue.
Yes. Open Advanced options to set the document title, author, page background color, and output filename. PDF readers will show this metadata in their info panels.
Yes. The interface is responsive and works on iOS and Android browsers. For very large batches, prefer a desktop browser to avoid memory limits on phones.