Combine images into one PDF
Select as many images as you need, even from different folders, by adding them in several rounds. They appear in a list, and each one becomes one page of the PDF, from the top of the list to the bottom.
Control the order and the pages
- Up and down arrows move an image one place.
- Sort by name puts the files in natural order, so that page2 comes before page10.
- Reverse flips the whole list, which helps when pages were scanned from the back.
- Rotate left and right turn one image by 90 degrees.
- The cross removes an image from the list. The file itself is not touched.
Tips for a multi-page document
- Name the files so that they sort in the right order, such as 01, 02, 03.
- Use the same page size for all pages. A4 with a margin of 10 mm is a good default for documents.
- If the images have different shapes, choose Same as image, or use Fit so that nothing is cropped.
- Check the list once before you create the file. It is faster to fix the order now than to redo the PDF.
How many images can I add?
There is no fixed limit, but the work is done by your own device, and many large photos need a lot of memory. A modern computer handles dozens of photos without trouble. If your browser slows down or reports an error, make the PDF in two parts, or choose a smaller maximum image size to use less memory. A phone is happiest with fewer, smaller images.
One PDF or several?
This tool makes one PDF from the whole list. If you need separate PDFs, create them one after another by removing the images that you have already used.
See also image to PDF, photos to PDF, image to PDF A4 and the guide.