Add photos of your documents, receipts or notes and download them as a single PDF, one image per page. Since nothing is uploaded to the internet, it's a safe option for IDs and personal paperwork.
Tap the box or drop in the photos in the order you want them to appear. You can add more later.
Select Letter, A4 or a page the same size as each image, and the margin you prefer.
Download a single PDF file with all the pages.
Place the sheet on a dark, plain surface, in natural light and without flash to avoid glare. Hold your phone parallel to the paper so it doesn't come out skewed, and leave a small border around it. If the page comes out crooked or with the table showing around it, crop it first with the crop image tool.
Letter (216×279 mm) is the standard in the United States, Canada and Mexico; A4 (210×297 mm) is the standard in Europe and Latin America. Each image is centered on its page without distortion, and the page switches to portrait or landscape on its own. If the PDF is too large to send, compress the photos first with the compress image tool.
Open the photo in this tool, pick the page size and hit download. You get a PDF with the image centered on a page, with no watermark.
Select or drop in all the images at once, or add them one at a time with “Add more”. Each image takes up one page of the same PDF, in the order you added them.
Yes. The PDF is generated in your browser and the images aren't sent to any server, unlike most online converters.
No. The PDF contains only your images, with no added logos or text.
Yes. You can choose Letter, A4 or “Image size”, which creates each page with the exact dimensions of its photo, with no white margins.
There's no fixed limit. It depends on your device's memory; on a current phone you can combine dozens of photos without any trouble.