Combine scans into one document
Turn photographed receipts, forms, notes or scanned pages into one ordered PDF instead of sending many separate image files.
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Images to PDF
Choose up to 30 JPG, PNG or WebP images.
🔒 Images are assembled into the PDF inside your browser. The displayed order becomes the PDF page order.
About Images to PDF
Images to PDF creates one PDF from a mixed set of JPG, PNG and WebP files. Every image becomes a PDF page, and the sortable preview makes it easy to decide the final document order before generation.
Common use cases
Create a shareable photo document
Group screenshots, reference images or project photos into a single file that keeps a predictable page order.
Prepare image-based submissions
Create one PDF for portals or workflows that accept PDF documents but not a collection of JPG, PNG or WebP files.
Reorder pages before export
Arrange the selected images in the exact sequence you want before creating the final document.
How it works
1
You select one or more supported image files and arrange them in page order.
2
Each image becomes a PDF page while its source proportions are fitted into the selected page layout.
3
The browser assembles the pages into a single PDF document.
4
The generated PDF is downloaded as a new file; the source images are not modified.
Privacy & file handling
Image-to-PDF assembly is browser based
Supported images are read and combined into the PDF in the browser. This avoids requiring the source images to be uploaded to Zavilo merely to assemble the document.
Limitations and important notes
- An image-based PDF is not automatically searchable text; use OCR separately when selectable text is required.
- Very large or numerous source images can consume substantial browser memory during PDF creation.
- Image quality in the PDF cannot exceed the resolution of the original image files.
- A PDF page layout can add margins or scaling when the image aspect ratio differs from the selected page size.
Images to PDF vs related PDF workflows
| Feature | Input | Output | Best use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Images to PDF | JPG / PNG / WebP images | One PDF | Combine image files into a document |
| PDF to Images | JPG or PNG images | Turn document pages into image files | |
| Merge PDF | Multiple PDFs | One PDF | Join existing PDF documents without first converting them to images |
How to use Images to PDF
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Choose up to 30 JPG, PNG or WebP images.
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Review the preview grid and page numbers.
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Drag image cards into the desired document order, or use the arrow buttons.
- 4
Add more images, remove individual pages or clear the list as needed.
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Click Create PDF to assemble the document in the browser.
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Download the finished PDF.
Tips for better results
- The preview order is exactly the PDF page order.
- You can mix portrait and landscape images in one document.
- For JPG-only documents, the JPG to PDF page provides a more focused workflow.
Frequently asked questions
Which image formats can I combine?
The current tool supports JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP.
How many images can I add?
The current v1 limit is 30 images per PDF creation session.
Can I rearrange pages before creating the PDF?
Yes. Drag cards into a new order or use the page movement buttons.
Which file formats can I use?
Check the file picker and tool description for the supported formats. Available formats can vary by tool.