Frequently asked questions
Can I control the page order?
Yes β after adding files, use the β β buttons to arrange them. The PDF follows your list top to bottom.
A4 or fit-to-image β which should I choose?
A4 with margins looks like a normal document and prints predictably β best for forms and submissions. Fit-to-image makes each page exactly the image's shape β best for photos.
Are my photos uploaded?
No β the PDF is assembled in your browser's memory and downloaded straight from there.
From a pile of images to one clean document
Photographing paperwork with your phone is the fastest way to "scan" it β but you end up with a scatter of JPGs, and most forms want a single PDF. This tool combines them: drop the images in, drag them into the right order, and download one document. It's ideal for turning photos of a signed form, a set of receipts, or a multi-page letter into something submittable.
Page order and page size
Order matters, so after adding your files you can rearrange them with the up/down controls β the PDF is built top to bottom from your list. You also choose how each image sits on the page. A4 with margins makes the output look like a normal printed document and behaves predictably when printed, which is what you want for forms and official submissions. Fit to image makes each page exactly the shape of its photo, which suits picture-heavy PDFs and portfolios where you don't want white borders.
Practical tips for document photos
- Shoot straight down in good light so the page is evenly lit and roughly rectangular β it reads far better than a dim, angled shot.
- Assemble first, then compress. If the combined PDF needs to meet an upload limit, build it here and then run it through the PDF compressor.
- Already have PDFs to join? Use Merge PDF instead β this tool is specifically for turning images into a PDF.
Nothing leaves your device
The PDF is assembled in your browser's memory and downloaded straight from there. Your photos β which might be of IDs, cheques or signed agreements β are never uploaded, so the tool is safe to use with anything sensitive.