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Image to PDF - Merge Multiple Images into One PDF (Private)

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Convert multiple JPG/PNG images into a single PDF online. Reorder pages, one image per page, generated locally without upload.

This tool runs entirely in your browser. Open DevTools → Network panel and search your input — it appears in no request.

使用指南

Merge multiple images into one PDF: contract scans, homework photos, chat-archive screenshots — a single file beats a dozen images. This tool combines JPG/PNG in order (one image per page, page sized to the image), generated locally with no upload.

1. Merge flow

  1. Drop multiple JPG/PNG images (convert HEIC photos with our HEIC to JPG tool first).
  2. Reorder with the arrows — list order is page order.
  3. Click Create PDF and download; the file is roughly the sum of the images.

2. Why PDF instead of a zip

PDF guarantees order and page-by-page reading — recipients (teachers, HR, review systems) open and read. A zip needs extraction, relies on filenames for order, and feels broken. No quality loss: JPG/PNG files embed as-is without re-encoding.

3. Two common questions

  • Uneven page sizes: each page equals its image size (no white margins). For uniform A4 layouts, adjust afterwards in a PDF editor, or keep native sizes and scale at print time.
  • Wrong orientation: rotate images right in your gallery app before uploading — rendering follows the EXIF orientation stored in the file.

FAQ

By upload order; reorder with the arrows — list order equals page order.

Yes, each image gets its own page sized to the image, no white margins.

Not yet — convert via our HEIC to JPG tool first.

No. The PDF is generated locally in your browser.

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