- Drag it in, choose it, or paste it. It is read here in the tab and never uploaded.
- The settings column holds 5 controls for this tool. The defaults suit most files.
- “Convert to PDF” works on your device, then Original and Result sit side by side with a download.
About Images to PDF
Images to PDF builds a PDF out of JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF files — one image per page, in the order you arrange them, either on a page size you pick or on pages fitted to each image.
One image becomes one page, in the order you arrange the queue. Two page-size choices change the character of the result: Fit image makes each page exactly the shape of the picture on it, which is right for a set of photographs and gives no margin anywhere; a named sheet such as A4 puts each picture on a standard page, centered inside the margin you set, which is right for anything that has to print or be filed.
JPEG and PNG go into the document untouched — the same bytes, so a photograph does not lose a generation on the way in. Other formats are re-encoded as PNG, losslessly, because a PDF cannot carry them directly.
The output can be one document or one document per image, which is the quick way to turn a folder of scans into a folder of single-page PDFs.