Images → PDF

Turn one or more JPG/PNG images into a PDF, one image per page.

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Overview

About Images → PDF

Reach for this when you have a stack of photos or scans and need them in a single PDF to email, print, or file. Add your images in order and each one becomes its own page. JPGs and PNGs go straight in; other formats like WebP, HEIC, TIFF, or BMP are converted to PNG on your device first, so they fit too. Choose "Fit page to image" to match each page to its picture, or pick A4 or Letter with a margin for a uniform document. The pages are images, so the result has no selectable or searchable text.

How it works

How to images → pdf

1

Add your file

Drop it in or click to choose. It stays on your device.

2

Set options

Tweak the settings, or just use the sensible defaults.

3

Download the result

One click. It was built right here, in your browser.

The honest difference

Why Unfleece vs fleeceware

Unfleece

  • Runs in your browser — no file upload
  • Free, no account, no card
  • Open source (AGPL-3.0)
  • No file-size paywall

Typical fleeceware site

  • Uploads your file to a server
  • $1 trial → ~$50 / week
  • Closed and opaque
  • Locks results behind pay
Questions

Frequently asked

Can I control the page size and order?
Yes. Pages follow the order you add the images, and you can pick "Fit page to image" to size each page to its picture, or choose A4 or Letter with a margin in points for the fixed sizes.
Will the text in my images be selectable in the PDF?
No. Each page is the image itself, so any text in a photo or scan stays part of the picture and cannot be selected, copied, or searched. If you need selectable text, run the result through an OCR tool afterward.
What image formats can I use besides JPG and PNG?
You can also add WebP, AVIF, TIFF, BMP, GIF, HEIC, PSD, and several other formats. JPG and PNG are embedded directly, while the others are converted to PNG in your browser before going into the PDF.
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
No. The whole conversion runs in your browser, so your images never leave your device. You can confirm it yourself by watching the Network tab while the PDF is built.
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