How image to pdf works
Combine a small set of JPG, PNG or WebP files into one PDF for simple sharing or printing. The tool keeps your selected order and places one image on each page. No account or upload is required because the PDF bytes are assembled locally in your browser.
Each selected image is decoded and rasterized to a white-backed JPEG page, then packaged into a PDF document. To protect browser memory, long edges are capped and the batch limit is 20 images. This is a straightforward image document, not an OCR or editable text conversion.
Steps
- Select a JPG, PNG or WebP image (you can select several).
- Adjust the available controls for your task.
- Process and download the output. Keep the original as a backup.
Formats and limits
Each page is rasterized as JPEG; transparency becomes white. Large batches need more browser memory. Input decoding depends on your browser. Files are limited to 25 MB each and 40 megapixels to protect browser memory.
Privacy
The processing code runs locally in your browser. This tool does not upload the selected image to Do The IMG. Avoid sharing downloaded files if they contain sensitive content.
Common questions
Can I reorder pages?
Choose the files in your desired order before processing; this version has no drag-to-reorder control.\nWill transparent pixels remain transparent? | No. PDF pages use a white background for the JPEG image.