What image formats can I convert to PDF?

This tool supports common raster image formats like JPG (JPEG), PNG, and WebP as input.

How are the images arranged in the PDF?

Each image is placed on a separate page in the PDF, centered and scaled to fit within the page margins while maintaining its original aspect ratio. They are added in the order you arrange them.

Is there a limit on the number or size of images?

While there's no hard limit on the number of images, browser performance might be affected with a very large number of high-resolution images. Each individual file also has a size limit (e.g., 15MB). For very large batches, consider processing them in smaller groups.

Does the conversion affect image quality?

The images are embedded into the PDF. For formats like PNG, the quality is generally preserved. For JPEGs or WebPs, the original compression is largely maintained. The primary goal is to create a PDF document, not to further compress or alter image quality significantly during this process.

Where is the PDF conversion done?

The PDF generation happens entirely in your web browser using JavaScript libraries like jsPDF. Your images are not uploaded to a server for this conversion, ensuring your privacy and security.