Local file processing: selected images are converted in your browser and are not uploaded to a ToolSyn file server.
Convert JPG, PNG and WebP images to PDF
Select one or more images and create a single A4 PDF. Each selected image becomes a separate page. Portrait orientation suits most document photos, while landscape works better for wide images.
How to use the image to PDF converter
- Select JPG, PNG or WebP images.
- Review the file order and remove unwanted files.
- Choose page orientation, margins and image quality.
- Select Create and download PDF.
Multiple images in one PDF
The PDF follows the order shown in the file list. If the order is incorrect, remove the files and select them again in the required sequence.
Image quality and PDF size
Higher quality can preserve more detail but normally creates a larger PDF. The balanced option is suitable for many photographed documents. For smaller files, compress images before conversion or select the smaller-file quality option.
Privacy and browser memory
Local processing avoids sending image content to ToolSyn. However, converting many high-resolution photos can use substantial device memory. If conversion fails, use fewer images, reduce their dimensions or try a desktop browser.
Frequently asked questions
Are my images uploaded to ToolSyn?
No. They are processed locally in your browser.
Can I combine multiple images into one PDF?
Yes. Every selected image becomes a separate page.
Which formats are supported?
JPG, PNG and WebP are supported in modern browsers.
Can I change image order?
The file-list order is used. Reselect the files when you need a different sequence.
Why can large conversions fail?
The browser may run out of memory. Try fewer or smaller images.
Local PDF-generation behavior and page wording reviewed on July 19, 2026.