Combine multiple images into a single PDF file for free. Drag to reorder pages. Supports JPG, PNG, WebP. No signup required.
Combine multiple images into a single PDF document. Drag to reorder pages.
Drop images here
Upload images in the order you want them in the PDF
Combine any set of images into a single PDF document, with each image as one page. Drag-and-drop to reorder pages, choose page size (A4, US Letter, custom), set page orientation, and pick fit-to-page or fill-page sizing for each image. The PDF is built in your browser using pdf-lib so no images are ever uploaded. Output is searchable when the source images contain selectable text, otherwise it's a standard image-only PDF — useful for stitching scanned receipts and IDs, packaging photo albums, sending portfolios as a single deliverable, and converting screenshot sequences into sharable PDFs.
Combine to PDF when the recipient expects a single multi-page document — scanned forms for an HR system, an itemized receipt bundle for an expense report, or a screenshot-driven walkthrough. PDF is the most universally readable document format on the planet, so it's a safe default. If the recipient asked for individual images instead, send them as a ZIP. If you need a slide-style document with text and headings, a real word processor or Google Docs export will produce smaller, searchable PDFs than the image-only version generated here.
Upload your images
Drop any combination of JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF files. Each image becomes one page in the output PDF.
Reorder pages
Drag thumbnails to change page order. The visual order in the editor matches the final PDF order exactly.
Pick page size and orientation
Default is A4 portrait. Switch to US Letter, A3, A5, or custom dimensions. Choose Fit to Page (preserves aspect ratio with margins) or Fill Page (crops to fill).
Generate and download
Build the PDF in your browser. Save with a custom filename. Originals are not modified, and no images leave your device.
Your images are processed entirely in your browser. They are never uploaded to any server. Once you close the tab, all data is gone. No tracking, no storage, no cookies for your files.
Yes. Drag image thumbnails into any order before generating the PDF.
A4, A3, A5, US Letter, US Legal, and a custom-dimension option in millimeters or inches.
The resulting PDF is image-only by default. Text inside the source images is rendered as pixels, not selectable text. Use a dedicated OCR tool first if searchable PDF output is required.
No hard cap, but PDFs over 100 image pages can be slow to generate and very large. For huge batches, generate two or three smaller PDFs.
No. theimgapp never adds watermarks or tracking to your output. The PDF metadata simply notes that it was created by theimgapp.