Guide
How to Convert JPG, PNG & WebP Images to One PDF for Free
Turn photos, screenshots, and scanned pages into one PDF. Learn how to arrange images, choose page settings, preview the result, and download your document for free.
IMG Free Toolkit
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Have several photos, screenshots, or scanned pages that need to become one document? Converting them into a PDF keeps the pages together and makes them easier to share in the right order.
With IMG Free Toolkit’s free Image to PDF converter, you can combine JPG, PNG, and WebP images into a single PDF. Arrange and rotate the pages, choose a page size, preview the result, and download it from your browser.
How to combine images into one PDF
Open the Image to PDF converter.
Add your JPG, PNG, or WebP images. You can choose files, drag and drop them, or paste a screenshot.
Arrange the images in the order you want them to appear. Rotate any sideways pages.
Choose A4, Letter, or Original page size. Adjust the orientation, image fit, and margins.
Select Create PDF to preview the document.
Check the pages, then select Download PDF.
The tool accepts up to 20 images, with a limit of 25 MB per image. Conversion happens in your browser; your images are not uploaded to IMG Free Toolkit’s servers.
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Which PDF page size should you choose?
Choose A4 or Letter when you want consistent document pages, such as for scanned forms, notes, or receipts. Choose Original when you want page dimensions based on your images.
The image fit setting also affects the result:
Fit shows the entire image. Empty space may appear around it.
Fill covers more of the page but may crop the edges.
Stretch fills the page but may change the image’s proportions.
If important text sits near the edge of a screenshot or form, start with Fit and check the preview before downloading.
Can you combine JPG and PNG files in the same PDF?
Yes. You can mix JPG, PNG, and WebP images in one PDF. For example, you might combine a phone photo, a screenshot, and a scanned document into a single file.
Arrange the images before creating the PDF. Their order in the tool determines the order of the PDF pages.
Can you convert screenshots to PDF?
Yes. Save your screenshots as supported image files or paste a screenshot into the tool. You can combine several screenshots into one PDF, which is useful when you need to share a sequence of instructions, messages, or website pages.
Preview the result at a readable size. Small text in the original screenshot can remain difficult to read in the PDF.
Is the finished PDF searchable?
No. The Image to PDF tool creates an image PDF. Each page displays your image, but text inside the image does not automatically become selectable or searchable.
If you need to copy text from a photo or screenshot, use Image to Text. If you need a Word file with editable text extracted through OCR, try Image to Word. Always review OCR results for errors, particularly when the original image is blurry.
Tips for a clearer PDF
Start with readable images
Putting a blurry photo into a PDF will not restore missing detail. If you can retake a photo of a document, use good lighting and keep the page flat.
Check the page order
Review the preview for missing pages, sideways images, or pages in the wrong sequence before downloading.
Protect important edges
Use Fit when a form or screenshot has content close to its borders. Fill may crop that content.
Watch the file size
A PDF containing many large photos may also be large. If necessary, reduce the source images with the Image Compressor before creating the PDF. Check that text remains readable afterward.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert multiple images to one PDF for free?
Add your images to the free Image to PDF converter, arrange the pages, choose your settings, preview the document, and download it. You can combine up to 20 JPG, PNG, or WebP images.
Can I change the order of pages?
Yes. Reorder the images before creating the PDF. You can also rotate pages that appear sideways.
Can I use PNG and WebP instead of JPG?
Yes. The converter supports JPG, PNG, and WebP images, including a mixture of those formats in the same document.
Can I select or search text in the PDF?
No. This converter creates a PDF containing image pages. To extract copyable text, use Image to Text.
Create your PDF
Bring your images together with the free Image to PDF converter. Add your files, arrange the pages, preview the layout, and download your PDF.