How to combine multiple photos into a PDF

YYou need to send a copy of your ID to open a bank account, but the system only accepts PDF. Or you photographed the 4 pages of a contract on your phone and want to send them all as a single file. Or you want to turn family lunch photos into a PDF for archiving. In any of these cases, combining multiple photos into a PDF is the right move.

This guide shows how to do it for free, keeping photo quality, in the right order. Supports JPG, PNG, HEIC (iPhone), and many other common formats.

• —Documents for government agencies — IRS, DMV, City Hall typically require PDF
• —Applications to schools / contests — systems rarely accept multiple images
• —Attachments for legal proceedings — lawyers prefer 1 PDF to 10 photos
• —Resume + certificates in one file for recruiters
• —Receipts for tax filing — grouped by category
• —Photographed school assignments — students sending homework to teachers
• —Property documentation — deeds + IDs + receipts in a single PDF

1. Select all the photos

Drag all images into the upload area at once. Accepts JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, and other common formats. No arbitrary count limit.

2. Reorder

The images appear as a list. Drag up or down to set the order they'll appear in the final PDF. Page 1 of the contract goes first, page 2 second, and so on.

3. Set the page size

Most cases call for Letter (US standard) or A4 (European/Brazilian). Image size auto-adjusts — preserves aspect ratio and centers on the page.

4. Process and download

The tool generates the PDF in seconds. Each photo becomes a page. You download a single file with all images in the order you set.

• —Take photos in good light — gray shadows hurt readability
• —Keep the camera straight above the document — tilted angles distort text
• —Use scanner apps (Drive, CamScanner) that detect edges and fix perspective
• —For ID, photograph front AND back on separate pages
• —Check that no part of the document was cut off before uploading

When you photograph a document, your phone doesn't always detect the right orientation. Fixes:

• —Before uploading, open each photo in your gallery and rotate to the correct orientation. Most galleries have a "rotate" button
• —If you upload it crooked, after the PDF is generated use the "Rotate PDF Pages" tool to fix it
• —Modern scanner apps (Drive, CamScanner) correct orientation automatically — prefer those over direct photos

• —Photos→PDF + OCR — after creating the PDF, run OCR for searchable text
• —Photos→PDF + Compress — reduce size for email sending
• —Photos→PDF + Page Numbers — add numbering to the final document
• —Photos→PDF + Merge — combine with other PDFs (receipts, certificates)
• —Compress Image + Photos→PDF — compress each photo first for a lighter final PDF