Turn JPG and PNG pictures into a PDF

One picture becomes one page. Add more and each extra picture is another page. JPG and PNG only. The PDF is built in this browser.

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  1. Choose file
  2. Set options
  3. Get result

Your file never leaves your device. Processed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

How to turn images into a PDF

1. Drop one or more JPG or PNG files. WebP, HEIC and PDF are refused here. 2. Drag the cards so the cover is first, and rotate a sideways photo if you need to. 3. Leave “Fit to image” or pick A4 or Letter, then press “Create PDF”.

A single photo downloads a one-page PDF. Two photos download one PDF with two pages, in the order of the cards.

One page per picture

GustKit embeds each JPG as it is and keeps PNG lossless. It does not squeeze several photos onto one sheet. Choose fit when the page should match the photo, or A4 or Letter when you will print.

JPG to PDF is the sibling page and also accepts WebP. Convert HEIC with HEIC to JPG first, then come back.

The pictures stay in this tab

pdf-lib builds the PDF on your device. Close the tab and the images are gone. GustKit does not keep a copy and does not ask you to sign in.

How to check the page count

1. Open the download and count the pages. It should match the number of pictures. 2. Check that the first page is the card you put first. 3. If a photo is sideways, rotate that card and create the PDF again.

Fit to image makes each page the shape of that photo. A4 and Letter are for printing. WebP is refused here. JPG to PDF accepts WebP on its own page.

Frequently asked questions

One photo or many?

One photo downloads a one-page PDF. Two or more become one PDF with a page each, in the order of the cards.

Why was my WebP refused?

This page takes JPG and PNG. Convert WebP with WebP to JPG, or drop it on JPG to PDF, which accepts WebP too.

Can every photo share one sheet?

No. Each picture is its own page. Fit, A4 and Letter change the page shape, not the count.

Is the image uploaded?

No. The PDF is built in this tab.

Can I mix JPG and PNG?

Yes. Each file becomes one page in the same PDF, in card order.

The PDF is heavy. What next?

The pictures keep their pixels. Run Compress PDF on the download if you need a smaller file to send.