Convert images to PDF privately
Turn JPG and PNG images into one PDF, in the order you choose.
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How do I combine JPG and PNG images into a PDF?
Choose JPG or PNG images, arrange their order, rotate any sideways images, and select your PDF page size, orientation and margins. Convert locally and download one PDF with one image per page.
- Input
- JPG and PNG images
- Output
- One PDF, one image per page
- Processing
- Local browser worker; no image upload
- Capacity
- 100 images; 100 MB per image; 300 MB total; 36 megapixels per image and 12 megapixels per rendered page
Before you begin. Images retain their proportions without cropping. Transparent areas become white and JPG images are re-encoded at high quality. Text in images is not searchable unless you run OCR afterward.
How to convert images to PDF
Three simple steps. Your document stays on your device throughout.
- STEP 01
Choose your images
Choose JPG or PNG images from your device.
JPG and PNG, kept on your device - STEP 02
Arrange your pages
Reorder or rotate images and choose page size, orientation and margins.
Rotate, reorder and choose page settings - STEP 03
Convert and download
Convert and download your PDF, or return to settings to adjust it.
One PDF with one image per page
Need searchable text? After creating your PDF, use OCR PDF to recognize printed words in your images.
Before you begin
A few useful answers before you start.
Which image formats can I convert?
JPG, JPEG and PNG files are supported. HEIC, GIF, SVG and other formats must be converted to JPG or PNG first. Each accepted image creates one PDF page.
Are my images uploaded?
No. Image decoding and PDF generation run on your device. SafePDFHub receives no image or PDF contents.
What are the image limits?
Select up to 100 images, with a maximum of 100 MB per image and 300 MB combined. Each image can contain up to 36 megapixels, with a maximum side of 16,384 pixels and 12 megapixels per rendered page. Available browser memory can still limit conversion; try fewer images if necessary.
Will images be cropped or lose quality?
Images keep their proportions and are centered without cropping. Transparent areas become white. Pages are encoded as high-quality JPEG images; images above 12 megapixels or 4,096 pixels on one side are resized to limit browser memory. This conversion is not lossless.
Can I change PDF page size?
Choose A4, US Letter or Fit image. A4 and Letter offer automatic, portrait or landscape orientation and 0, 10 or 20 mm margins. Fit image uses 96 DPI and no margin.
Can I edit settings after converting?
Yes. Back to settings keeps your images and their order in this tab. Convert more images clears the selection. Download the result before refreshing or closing the tab.
Will text in the images become searchable?
This tool creates image-based PDF pages. Use OCR PDF afterward if you need searchable printed text.
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