Image to PDF
FreeConvert one or multiple images into a single PDF document. Reorder pages, choose size, and download.
Convert one or multiple images into a single PDF document directly in your browser. Arrange the images in the order you want, then choose a page size, orientation and margin before generating the PDF.
This is useful when separate photos, scans, screenshots or document images need to be shared as one file instead of multiple image attachments.
Each selected image becomes part of the PDF in the order you arrange it, so review the sequence and page settings before generating the final document.
Input
Drop images for PDF
Drag & drop or browse files
JPG, PNG, WebP · Up to 20 images
Max size: 50 MB · Up to 20 files
Settings
Page Size
Orientation
Result
No PDF yet
Add images and click Generate PDF
How it works
Upload images
Upload one or more JPG/JPEG, PNG or WebP images — up to 20 files at a time.
Arrange & configure
Arrange the images in the order they should appear, then choose A4, Letter or A3 page size, Portrait or Landscape orientation, and your preferred page margin.
Generate & download PDF
Generate the PDF and download the document with the images arranged using your selected page settings.
Why use this tool?
Combine multiple images
Turn a group of related photos, scans or screenshots into one PDF so they can be shared, stored or submitted as a single document.
Control PDF page layout
Choose A4, Letter or A3 pages in Portrait or Landscape orientation so the document better matches how it will be viewed, shared or printed.
Set the page order
Arrange uploaded images before generating the PDF so receipts, scanned pages, screenshots or photos appear in the correct sequence.
No FileSutra watermark
The generated PDF contains your selected images without an additional FileSutra logo or promotional watermark.
When Should You Convert Images to PDF?
Scanned document pages
Combine photographs or scans of multiple document pages into one PDF when they need to be submitted or stored together.
Receipts and records
Organise photos of receipts, invoices, forms or other records into a single ordered PDF instead of keeping separate image files.
Screenshots and reference material
Group related screenshots, diagrams or reference images into one document that is easier to share and review.
Applications and submissions
Create one PDF when a form, portal, school, workplace or other recipient asks for a PDF instead of several individual image uploads.
Understanding Page Size, Orientation and Margins
When images are placed into a PDF, the PDF page settings determine the space available around each image. Page size, orientation and margins therefore affect how the final document is laid out.
Choosing these settings does not change the purpose of the source image, but it changes how that image is positioned within each PDF page.
Page size
A4 is a common international document size.
Letter is commonly used for documents in the United States and some other regions.
A3 provides a larger page area and can be useful when the image or intended print layout needs more space.
Choose the size required by the organisation, printer or workflow where the PDF will be used.
Portrait vs Landscape
Portrait creates pages that are taller than they are wide.
Landscape creates pages that are wider than they are tall.
Portrait often suits document photos and vertically oriented images, while Landscape may work better for wide screenshots, photographs or diagrams.
Page margins
Margins create space between the image and the edges of the PDF page.
A smaller margin gives the image more page area, while a larger margin creates more surrounding whitespace.
Use margins based on how the PDF will be viewed or printed rather than assuming one setting is best for every document.
IMAGE SHAPE VS PDF PAGE SHAPE
An image and a PDF page may have different proportions. For example, a wide photograph may be placed on a portrait-oriented page.
In that situation, the image may need to fit within the available page area rather than filling every edge of the page.
If exact placement or edge-to-edge output matters, preview the generated PDF and adjust page orientation or margins as needed.
IMAGE ORDER AND PDF PAGE ORDER
The order of the uploaded images determines the reading sequence of the PDF.
For multi-page scans, receipts or photographed documents, arrange the images before generating the PDF so the pages appear in the correct order.
Reordering the images changes the PDF sequence; it does not modify the content inside the original image files.
Image to PDF vs Other PDF Tasks
Image to PDF
Use Image to PDF when your source files are images and you want to place them into a PDF document.
PDF merger
Use a PDF merger when you already have multiple PDF files and want to combine those PDF documents together.
OCR
Image-to-PDF conversion does not automatically mean the text inside a photographed or scanned page becomes searchable or editable.
OCR is a separate process that recognises text inside an image.
Image conversion
Converting JPG to PNG or WebP changes the image format. Converting images to PDF instead places those images into a document format designed for pages.
Supported Image Formats and PDF Options
JPG / JPEG
Common for camera photos, scans and photographed documents. Multiple JPG images can be arranged into an ordered PDF.
PNG
Common for screenshots, graphics and scanned content where the source is stored as PNG.
WebP
A web-focused image format that can also be used as a source image when creating the PDF.
PDF options
Page sizes:
A4, Letter and A3
Orientation:
Portrait and Landscape
Page margin:
Adjustable using the available margin control.
Image count:
Up to 20 images per PDF.