Image to PDF Converter

Turn multiple image files into a clean PDF for submission or archiving.

JPG, JPEG, PNG · multiple files
up to 200 MB per file
Never uploaded

When you'd use it

Mixed photos and screenshots into one document for a claim
Scans from a phone camera bundled for an application
A portfolio of images as a single file

What Image to PDF does

Turn images into a single PDF. Almost every scanning task ends here: photograph your documents page by page, then combine them into one PDF because that is the only thing the portal will accept. It also keeps a set of pages together in a fixed order, which a folder of loose JPEGs never reliably does.

Files are placed one per page, each page sized to that image's pixels (1 pixel = 1 point, so 72 pixels per inch). A portrait phone photo makes a portrait page and a landscape one a landscape page; nothing is rotated or cropped, and the images are embedded rather than re-compressed, so the PDF is roughly the sum of the input file sizes. Drag the files in the upload list to set the page order before converting.

JPG and PNG are handled in your browser with pdf-lib. A file that library cannot embed — a CMYK JPEG from a print workflow, a progressive JPEG, a 16-bit PNG — is sent to the server instead, where Pillow decodes it; the result is identical. WebP is not accepted — convert it to JPG or PNG first.

How it works

01
Upload images
Select one or more image files.
02
Build PDF
DocsBolt combines images into a PDF.
03
Download
Get a PDF with one image per page, in the order you arranged.

Formats and limits

Accepts: .jpg, .jpeg, .png
Produces: PDF
Files per run: Several — drag to set the order
Size limit: 200 MB per file

Limitations

One image per page at the image's aspect ratio; there is no multi-image-per-page layout.
Images are embedded as-is, so the PDF is roughly the sum of the image sizes. Compress the images first if size matters.

What happens to your file

Your file is never uploaded or stored.

Full detail in the Privacy Policy.

Questions

Can I upload multiple images?

Yes, they're combined in upload order.

In what order will my images appear?

In the order you add them, so upload them in reading order. Filenames that sort predictably — page-01, page-02 — save a lot of rearranging.

Can I put several images on one PDF page?

No, each image becomes its own page. That is what most document submissions expect, since one scanned sheet should correspond to one page.

Will my scans stay readable?

The images are embedded at their existing resolution, so a sharp photo stays sharp. If a scan is hard to read beforehand it will be equally hard to read in the PDF — reshoot it in better light rather than converting a poor original.