You have 12 phone photos of a receipt, a contract, or holiday snaps that need to be one PDF. Upload them here, drag each thumbnail into the order you want, and click convert. Each image becomes its own page; the tool accepts JPG and PNG files up to 50 MB each. No account, no watermark, and your files are deleted after one hour.
For phone photos taken at odd angles, turn on the A4 fit option. This scales each image down so it fits on an A4 page without cropping—no more cut-off edges when printing or sharing. You get up to 40 conversions per hour per IP address, which is enough for most batches. The result downloads as a single PDF ready to email or archive.
Frequently asked questions
Can I reorder my photos before converting?
Yes. After uploading, drag each photo's thumbnail left or right to set the page order. The final PDF follows that exact sequence.
What happens if my photo is larger than A4?
The A4 fit option shrinks the image proportionally so it fits entirely on an A4 page. Without it, the photo keeps its original size and may overflow the page.
Is there a limit on how many photos I can combine?
Each file must be under 50 MB, but you can upload multiple photos in one batch. There's no stated maximum number of images per conversion.
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