Image to PDF
Turn mixed images (JPG, PNG, WebP, SVG and more) into one PDF
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About Image to PDF
The universal image converter — accepts JPG, PNG, WebP, SVG, BMP, TIFF and HEIC in a single batch and produces one PDF. Use it when a folder contains a mixture of formats and sorting them into the format-specific tools would be busywork.
Every format is decoded by your own browser. A mixed batch involves no uploads regardless of what is in it.
How to use Image to PDF
- Add every image regardless of format — they can be mixed freely.
- Set the order with the Move up and Move down buttons; the list order becomes the page order.
- Set page size, orientation and how images are fitted.
- Convert and download the combined document.
On a production
Real folders are never one format. A shoot's documentation folder holds iPhone HEICs, screenshots as PNG, a supplier's JPG datasheet and a vector plan as SVG. This handles the whole folder in one pass.
Frequently asked questions
- Why use a format-specific tool instead of this one?
- The dedicated tools expose options that only make sense for their format — transparency handling for PNG, vector preservation for SVG, animation frames for WebP. This tool takes sensible defaults for all of them.
- Are SVGs kept as vectors here?
- Yes, vector sources stay vector. Mixing a vector plan with raster photographs produces a document where each page is treated appropriately.
- What order will the pages be in?
- The order shown in the list, which you change with the Move up and Move down buttons. It is not alphabetical by filename unless that happens to be how they were added — check the list before converting.
