Combine photos into one PDF
Drop in a handful of photos or screenshots and get a single PDF with one photo on each page.
Before you start
Put the photos you need in one folder. If the order matters, rename them so they sort the way you want, for example by date or with numbers at the start. You can still drag them around later, but a tidy folder saves time when there are dozens.
The steps
- Drop the photos into the box above, or choose them from your computer or phone.
- Check the list. Drag a photo to move it, or use the arrow buttons.
- Pick a page size. "Match the image size" gives each page the shape of its photo. "A4 sheet" places each photo in the middle of a standard A4 page.
- Press "Combine into one PDF", then download the file.
Good to know
Photos taken sideways on a phone are turned the right way up when they go into the PDF. Screenshots work the same way as photos, so you can mix them in one batch. You can also add a few PDF files to the list, and their pages will land in the order you set.
Large batches take longer on older phones. If the page slows down, split the photos into two groups, make two PDFs, and then combine those two.
What happens to your photos
Nothing is uploaded. The page reads each photo in your browser, builds the PDF there, and offers it as a download. When you close the tab, the photos are gone from the page.
If you do this often, the Chrome extension keeps the same tool in your toolbar.