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Images to PDF

Add pictures. Each picture becomes one page, in this order. Pick the page size and look on the right, then Make PDF.Each picture becomes one page, in this order. Page settings are below the pictures.

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Images to PDF — how to use

Add pictures — drop them anywhere on the page, click the dashed box, or paste a picture (Ctrl+V). JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and AVIF work. Each picture becomes one page, in the order shown.

Order — drag a picture to move it (on a phone or a tablet: tap it, then Earlier or Later). With the keyboard, Alt + ← or → moves the picture that has the focus. ↺ and ↻ turn a picture; × takes it off the list.

Clean up — for a photo of a sheet of paper. The tool guesses the paper's 4 corners; drag the round handles onto them (or use the arrow keys). Only the paper is kept, made straight. "Cut all photos to the paper" does this for every photo at once; check the ones marked "Check the corners".

Page size — Same as picture: each page gets the picture's shape. A4 or Letter: every page has that size, and the picture is made to fit inside, never cut or stretched. Margin adds a white border.

Look — Original colours, Grey, or Black and white (like a scan: white paper and black text, shadows gone; not for photos of people).

Picture quality — Keep as they are puts JPG and PNG pictures in unchanged. Make the PDF smaller gives big photos just enough pixels for their page (150 dpi). Cut pictures, and grey or black-and-white ones, are always saved again. Photo details stored inside a picture (the camera, the date, the place) are not copied into the PDF.

Files — one PDF with all pictures, or one PDF for each picture (downloaded together as a ZIP, or one by one). Changing anything after Make PDF clears the result, so press Make PDF again.

How to use — the ▶ How to use button at the top shows a short tour of this screen, any time.

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