This tool turns a set of photos — screenshots, scanned pages, receipts, whiteboard shots — into a single, properly formatted PDF. Add photos from your camera roll or take them directly with your phone's camera, put them in the right order, and each one becomes a page in the finished document.
It's built to feel like a phone-first camera-scanner app rather than a generic file converter: tap to add photos, drag thumbnails to reorder them, and adjust each photo individually before it becomes a page — rotate it 90 degrees if it came out sideways, or crop it to cut out a background, a desk edge, or someone's thumb in frame. Those per-photo adjustments happen before the PDF is built, so the final pages look intentional rather than like raw, unedited phone photos.
Under the hood it's the same reliable image-to-PDF engine used elsewhere on this site, running entirely in your browser — photos are never uploaded anywhere, which matters since photos of documents (IDs, forms, handwritten notes) are often exactly the kind of thing worth keeping off a server. It works completely offline once the page has loaded, which is genuinely useful when you're scanning paperwork somewhere without reliable signal.
You control the page size (A4, Letter, or match each photo's own size), orientation, margins, and how a photo fits its page — shrink to fit with no cropping, fill the page and crop the edges, or stretch to fill exactly. For a quick one-photo PDF the defaults work fine; for scanning a multi-page document, adding and ordering several photos in one pass turns what used to be a multi-app workflow (camera app, then a separate PDF app) into a single, direct step.
How to Make PDF
- Tap "Add Photos" to choose existing photos, or use the camera button to take new ones.
- Drag the thumbnails into the order you want them to appear as pages.
- Rotate or crop any photo that needs adjusting, using the buttons on its thumbnail.
- Choose a page size and fit mode, then tap "Create PDF" and download the finished document.
Frequently asked questions
Can I take a photo directly instead of picking one from my gallery?
Yes, there's a camera button that opens your phone's camera directly so you can capture a new photo on the spot.
Can I crop out part of a photo, like a background or a desk edge?
Yes, each photo has its own crop tool — drag the corners of the crop box to keep just the part you want before it becomes a page.
What if a photo came out sideways or upside down?
Tap the rotate button on that photo's thumbnail to rotate it in 90-degree steps before creating the PDF.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No — everything runs in your browser, including rotation and cropping, so your photos never leave your device.
Is there a limit on how many photos I can combine?
No hard limit — combine as many photos as you need into one PDF, for free.
Does this work well for scanning documents, not just regular photos?
Yes — many people use it exactly that way: photograph each page of a paper document, put them in order, and get back a proper multi-page PDF.
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- Merge PDF — Combine multiple PDFs into one document, in any order.