Create a PDF from images

About this tool

Build a real PDF from PNG / JPG / static WebP images, one image per page in your chosen order.

Supported input

PNG, JPG, WebP

Output format

PDF

Batch size

Up to 5 files; format and combined limits below still apply.

How it works

1. Add PNG / JPG / static WebP files in Input. Review each thumbnail and its validation status.
2. Order and select the pages in Input, then choose paper size and embedded-image quality.
3. Create the selected files. Compare original and result, then download an individual file or ZIP. Changing settings marks older results out of date.

Supported files and limits

Up to 5 files, 10 MiB each and 25 MiB combined. Each image must fit within 8192 pixels per side and 20 million pixels; a batch is limited to 40 million input pixels. Output is limited to 20 MiB per file and 50 MiB combined. One isolated image job runs at a time, with a 30-second timeout and cancellation.

A practical example

Combine a small set of supported PNG, JPG and WebP images into a PDF. Each admitted image becomes a separate page in the order shown in Input.

Troubleshooting this tool

These are image pages, not recognized or searchable text. Use the original text document when you need selectable text, and inspect page fit in a PDF viewer.

Will an image PDF have searchable text?

Not from this operation. The tool embeds picture pages and does not run optical character recognition. Use a text source with the text-to-PDF tool when selectable text is needed.

PNG input must be non-interlaced, 8-bit RGB or RGBA. Animated PNG, EXIF, ICC profiles and compressed/international text metadata are rejected before decoding.

JPG input supports 8-bit baseline/progressive RGB or grayscale. EXIF/ICC/multi-picture metadata and CMYK are currently rejected, so orientation and colour profiles are not silently discarded. Export an unprofiled copy from your image editor if needed.

WebP input must contain one static image. Animation, ICC profiles, EXIF, XMP and unsupported container chunks are rejected. Both lossy and lossless input bitstreams are decoded by the browser; this tool does not promise lossless WebP output.

Check the actual export

Select and order 1–5 images in Input. Choose A4, Letter or image-size pages, then create one multipage PDF. Images are embedded as JPG and transparency is flattened onto your chosen colour; this is not a lossless archive or searchable/OCR document. Inspect downloaded dimensions, transparency and fine edges before replacing an original. Browser encoders differ; a quality setting is not a universal fidelity score, and file size may increase.

Files stay in your browser

No file bytes are uploaded. Ordinary work stays in memory. Choosing a “Continue” action saves that result in this browser for up to 30 minutes, so another compatible working tool can use the actual output. Saved workflows are limited to 50 MiB and 20 files; clear them in Output. Expired entries are removed on later tool visits. Clearing references is not a secure-erasure promise.

If a file fails

Check its actual format and the restrictions above. Renaming a file does not convert it. A failed file does not erase successful batch results. If processing times out, cancel and try fewer or smaller files. A current browser with worker canvas support is required.

Before you use the download

• Open every PDF page and confirm image order, paper fit and readable detail.
• Picture pages do not contain recognized text; check the selected transparency background and embedded-image quality.

Tools that accept this output

These links use this tool's default output format, subject to each next tool's supported variants and limits. If you change the export format, use Continue in Output to see compatible actions for the actual result. Opening a link below starts another tool without transferring a file.

• Merge PDF files — Join simple PDF documents in your chosen file order, without rasterizing their pages.
• Rotate PDF pages — Rotate all or selected pages of a simple PDF by 90, 180 or 270 degrees clockwise.
• Split PDF into parts — Split a simple PDF into equal-sized page groups and download the actual PDF parts in a ZIP.

Need help with this operation? Contact Pro Edit Tools Support with a non-sensitive description of the problem.