How to turn images into PDF
Each selected image becomes a visual PDF page in the chosen order. Paper size, orientation and margins define the available area, and each image is fitted within that area without stretching its proportions.
Steps
- 1Arrange the page order
Add JPG, PNG or WebP sources and place them in the exact reading sequence required by the finished document.
- 2Choose the page geometry
Set paper size, orientation and margins, then review how differently shaped images fit inside the available area.
- 3Inspect the PDF
Generate the document, confirm order and page fit, and open the downloaded file before sharing it.
Key decisions
Will images be stretched to fill the paper?
No. Each source is fitted inside the available page area while retaining its aspect ratio, so unused space can remain.
Does the PDF contain recognized text?
No. The workflow places raster images on pages and does not turn photographed letters into selectable text.
Before you download
Know the limits
- Large source images can produce a heavy PDF even when displayed on smaller paper.
- Raster page content does not preserve document structure, links, forms or editable text from another source.
Verify the copy
Common questions
Can portrait and landscape images share one PDF?
Yes. The selected page settings govern the document, and each source is proportionally fitted within the available page area.
Will text in a photographed page become searchable?
No. It remains part of the page image.