Image to PDF for mixed image formats
Combine a mixed set of image files into a PDF. The service accepts PNG, JPG, JPEG, TIFF, BMP and WebP sources, making this useful when pictures come from several applications. Use the ordering controls to make the resulting document tell a coherent story.
100 MB per file · up to 500 pages per job · one job at a time. Files are temporary, expire within 24 hours and are cleaned up automatically. Download results promptly; service restarts can remove them earlier.
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What Image to PDF does
Combine a mixed set of image files into a PDF. The service accepts PNG, JPG, JPEG, TIFF, BMP and WebP sources, making this useful when pictures come from several applications. Use the ordering controls to make the resulting document tell a coherent story.
How to use this tool
- Choose up to 20 supported image files.
- Set the file order using the upload-list controls.
- Process and check the document’s page size and sequence.
Common uses
- Combine screenshots and photographs.
- Collect exported illustrations into a review document.
Formats and limits
- Input
- PNG, JPG, JPEG, TIF, TIFF, BMP, WEBP
- Output
- Current file limit
- 100 MB per file, up to 500 pages per job, one job at a time. Shared usage quotas apply.
Large decoded images have a safety limit. Multi-frame TIFF files can create multiple pages. The converter does not turn pictures into editable document text.
Questions about Image to PDF
Can I mix image formats?
Yes. The accepted formats are listed in the upload area and can be combined in one job.
How is the page size chosen?
The converter maps source pixels to physical page dimensions at 150 DPI. The website does not currently expose a page-size or DPI setting.
Your files and privacy
Documents are uploaded over HTTPS to the hosted service. Files are temporary and protected by your browser session. Download results promptly and keep a local copy before temporary files expire.
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