How can I put multiple images on one page in a PDF?

In our tool, after uploading your images, go to the 'Advanced Options' section and use the 'Images Per Page' dropdown. You can select to have 1, 2, 4, or 6 images arranged on each page of the final PDF.

How are images arranged if I choose more than one per page?

The images are arranged in a grid based on your selection. For example, selecting '4' will create a 2x2 grid on each page. The images are placed in the order you've set in the preview list.

What does 'Image Scaling' do?

'Fit' will scale your image down to fit within its designated area on the page while maintaining its original aspect ratio (it won't be stretched). 'Stretch' will force the image to fill the entire designated area, which may cause it to look distorted if the aspect ratios don't match.

Is there a limit on the number of images I can convert to PDF?

While there isn't a strict limit, processing a very large number of high-resolution images can be memory-intensive for your browser. If you're creating a very large document (e.g., 100+ images), consider doing it in smaller batches if you experience performance issues.

Are my images secure with this online tool?

Yes. All processing, from reading your images to creating the PDF, happens entirely within your web browser. Your files are never uploaded to our or any other server, ensuring your data remains private.