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Free Online Image to PDF Converter

Whether you need to send photos as a single document, bundle screenshots into a report, or prepare images for printing as a PDF, LovePDFImg's Image to PDF tool makes it simple. Add your images, choose a page size option, drag to reorder if needed, and convert everything to a PDF in seconds - all in your browser.

Unlike our dedicated JPG to PDF converter, this tool accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images together in the same batch, so you don't need to convert file formats first if your photos come from different sources. Each image becomes its own page in the resulting PDF, in the exact order you set.

Combining mixed-format images into a single PDF is common when compiling documentation from multiple sources - a mix of phone-camera JPGs, screenshot PNGs, and downloaded WebP images can all go into one organized file without any pre-conversion step.

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How the Image to PDF Tool Works

Using pdf-lib, the tool creates a new PDF and embeds each image - regardless of whether it's JPG, PNG, or WebP - as a full page, in the order you set. Depending on your chosen page setting, each image is scaled to fit within the page margins, stretched to fill the entire page, or placed at its original pixel dimensions. Because this runs entirely client-side, the PDF is generated the instant you click convert, with no upload wait.

Key Features

Who Uses Image to PDF?

Businesses: Combine mixed-format scanned documents and screenshots into a single client-ready PDF.

Students: Bundle photographed homework pages alongside downloaded reference images into one submission file.

Professionals: Assemble site photos, diagrams, and scanned forms from different sources into one organized report.

Personal users: Combine photos, screenshots, and saved images into a single shareable document.

Why Choose LovePDFImg for Image to PDF Conversion?

iLovePDF, Smallpdf, and PDF24 offer image-to-PDF conversion, generally by uploading your files to a server and often supporting only one format at a time. LovePDFImg builds the PDF entirely in your browser using pdf-lib, accepts multiple image formats in the same batch, and never uploads your files. There's no account requirement, no daily cap on conversions, and no added watermark.

Technical Details

Each supported image format is embedded using its native decoding path within pdf-lib - JPGs and PNGs are embedded directly, while WebP images are first decoded via the browser's Canvas API and re-encoded before embedding, since PDF's native image object types don't include WebP support. This is handled automatically, so mixing formats in one batch works seamlessly without any manual conversion step on your part.

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How to Convert Images to PDF

  1. 1Upload your imagesAdd one or more images. Drag them in the list to reorder pages.
  2. 2Choose page settingsPick a page size and orientation option.
  3. 3Click Convert to PDFYour PDF is created page by page.
  4. 4DownloadSave your new PDF.

Frequently Asked Questions

There is no fixed limit. Add as many images as you need - each one becomes a page in the PDF.
Yes. Choose between fitting the image to the page, filling the page, or using the image's original pixel dimensions.
Yes. Drag and drop the images in the file list to set the order they will appear as pages in the PDF.
No. Image to PDF works entirely in your browser using PDF-Lib. Your images are never uploaded anywhere.
Yes. This tool accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images together in the same batch, so you don't need to convert formats first.
Yes. Image to PDF is completely free, with no account requirement, no daily limit, and no watermark added.
No. Your images are embedded at their original resolution without additional compression during conversion.
JPG to PDF is optimized specifically for JPG files. Image to PDF supports JPG, PNG, and WebP together in the same conversion.