PicToPDF

Merge images into one PDF, in the order you choose

Twelve photos of a document, a set of receipts, a batch of scans. Drop them all in, put them in order with the arrows, and get back one PDF with one image per page. It runs in your browser.

Updated August 2026

  • Reorder pages before you export, not after.
  • Mix JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP and TIFF in one document.
  • Assembled locally. No upload, no account, no watermark.

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Order is the part that goes wrong

Merging is easy. Getting the pages in the right order is the actual work, and it is where most online tools quietly fail you, because they take whatever sequence the browser gave them and build the PDF without showing you.

Browsers do not sort files. When you select a folder full of images, the order that arrives is whatever the operating system's file enumeration produced. On Windows it is often close to alphabetical. On macOS it is often creation order. On a phone photo picker it is usually the order you tapped them in, which is at least predictable.

So the list above the export button shows the real page numbers, and the arrows move things. Check it before you export. It takes five seconds and saves reassembling the document afterwards.

Two ways to save yourself the reordering

  1. Rename first. 01.jpg through 12.jpg, with the leading zero, because 10 sorts before 2 without it. Then select them all and most systems hand them over in that order.
  2. Tap in order. In the iOS and Android photo pickers, the sequence you tap is the sequence you get. Slower, but it is exact.

Page size for a merged document

SettingWhat each page looks likeBest for
Fit the photoExactly the shape of that image. Pages vary in size.Read on a screen, photo albums, portfolios.
A4Every page 210 by 297 mm, photo centred and scaled.Anything going to a printer outside the US.
US LetterEvery page 8.5 by 11 in, photo centred and scaled.Anything going to a printer in the US.

A mixed batch of portrait and landscape photos is the case where Fit looks strange, since the pages keep changing shape as you scroll. For anything with more than about six mixed pages, A4 or Letter reads better even on a screen. Pages are rotated to landscape automatically when the photo is wider than it is tall.

Receipts, expense claims and forms

The most common reason to merge images is that a form wants one file and you have eleven photos. Two practical notes for that case.

Watch the file size cap. Portals often stop at 5 or 10 MB. Eleven full resolution phone photos will blow through that. Set Quality to Smaller file and check the size shown after export before you go and upload it.

Keep the originals. A PDF made at Smaller file is not a substitute for the photos, and if the claim gets queried six months later you will want the untouched files. This tool never modifies what you dropped in, so as long as you do not delete anything you are fine.

Questions people actually ask

How do I get the pages in the right order? +
Add the files, then use the up and down arrows in the list. The numbers on the left are the page numbers you will get. Browsers do not sort dropped files, so the starting order is whatever your operating system handed over.
Can I mix formats in one PDF? +
Yes. JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF and DNG can all go into the same document. Each one is handled by whichever path suits it.
Can I put two photos on one page? +
No. One image, one page. If you need two per sheet, make the PDF here and then print it with two pages per sheet from your print dialog, which every operating system supports.
How many images can go into one PDF? +
There is no set limit. Memory is the constraint. Phones manage 30 to 50, desktops several hundred. If a big batch stalls, do it in two halves and merge the halves in a PDF reader.
Should I use A4 or Fit the photo? +
Fit if it is going to be read on a screen, because every page is exactly the shape of its photo. A4 or Letter if anyone is going to print it, because then every sheet is the same size and the printer behaves.
Are the images uploaded to merge them? +
No. The whole PDF is assembled in this browser tab and handed to you as a download.
Does it work on a phone? +
Yes, and picking multiple photos works in the iOS and Android photo pickers. The app is easier for this specific job because it reads the camera roll directly.

The app has no daily limit

The web tool is capped so the page does not turn into a free file server. PicToPDF on iPhone converts straight from the camera roll, keeps the originals untouched, and works on a plane with no signal.

  • Pick photos from the camera roll, the camera, or Files
  • HEIC in, PDF out, no format juggling
  • Pull the pages of a PDF back out as images
  • Runs on device. No account, no upload
Download PicToPDF for iPhone

Free on the App Store. Android version in the works.

Web tool vs the app

Conversions per day1 to 5 · unlimited
Straight from camera rollno · yes
Works offlineno · yes
Files leave your devicenever · never