Need to turn a set of photos, screenshots, or scanned pages into a single PDF? You can do it in seconds — directly in your browser, with no software to install, no account, and no watermarks. This guide shows you exactly how, and explains all the layout and sizing options available.
When Do You Need to Convert Images to PDF?
Scanned Documents
When you scan a multi-page document one page at a time, you end up with separate image files. Converting them to a single PDF creates a proper document that's easy to email, store, and search.
Photo Portfolios
Sending a portfolio to a client is much cleaner as a single PDF than as a zip of image files. You control the page order, size, and layout — and the recipient can view it in any PDF reader.
Receipts & Expenses
Photograph multiple receipts and combine them into one expense report PDF. Easier to submit, easier to file, and far more professional than sending individual photos.
Screenshots & Mockups
Turn a series of UI screenshots, design mockups, or slide captures into a reviewable PDF document. Useful for design presentations, bug reports, and documentation.
How to Convert Images to PDF in 5 Steps
Open the Image to PDF Converter
Go to the NextUtils Image to PDF Converter. No sign-up or account required.
Upload your images
Drag and drop your images onto the upload zone, or click to browse. Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and BMP. Up to 20 images, 25MB each, 100MB total.
Reorder if needed
Use the ↑ ↓ arrow buttons on each image to set the page order. The order you see is the order they appear in the PDF.
Choose your layout settings
Select page size (A4, Letter, or Original), orientation, margin size, and fit mode (Fit / Fill / Original). See the options guide below for details.
Convert and download
Click "Convert to PDF". Progress updates per image. When complete, your PDF downloads automatically — nothing is sent to any server.
No sign-up · No watermarks · Files stay on your device
Layout Options Explained
Page Size Options
Fit Mode Options
Recommended settings for common uses
- • Document scans: A4 / Portrait / Fit / 10pt margin
- • Landscape photos: A4 / Landscape / Fit / 20pt margin
- • Screenshots: Original / Portrait / Original / 0pt margin
- • Receipts: A4 / Portrait / Fit / 20pt margin
Tips for Best Results
Best practices
- ✓Use high-resolution images (1200px+ width) for sharp PDF output
- ✓Set page order before converting — reorder with ↑↓ arrows
- ✓Use PNG format for screenshots and graphics with text (sharper than JPEG)
- ✓For photos, JPEG at high quality gives the best file size balance
- ✓Use "Fit" mode to ensure no cropping for important content
Limits to be aware of
- ⚠Maximum 20 images per conversion
- ⚠Maximum 25MB per image file
- ⚠Maximum 100MB total across all images
- ⚠Very large or high-resolution images may be slow on older devices
- ⚠GIF animations are converted as a single static frame (first frame)
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I combine multiple images into one PDF?
Yes. Upload up to 20 images at once — each becomes one page in the PDF. Use the ↑↓ arrows to set the order before converting.
Are there any watermarks on the output PDF?
No watermarks. The PDF you download is clean and ready to use. The tool is completely free with no paid tiers.
Does this work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. The tool runs in any modern web browser on any device — desktop, laptop, tablet, or mobile. No app installation needed.
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No. All processing happens locally in your browser using PDF-lib (an open-source library). Your images are never sent to any server and never leave your device.
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