Image to PDF
Convert any image into a one-page PDF without uploading it anywhere.
PDF is the universal document format for printing, emailing, application forms and contracts. Sometimes you have an image you need to send as a PDF — a scanned receipt, a printable poster, a signature. This tool wraps your image in a PDF page in your browser, with no upload and no watermark.
Choose between A4 (the image scales to fit a portrait A4 page with a small margin — good for printing) or original size (the page matches the image's pixel dimensions exactly — good when the image already has a specific intended print size).
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Frequently asked questions
- Is my image uploaded to a server?
- No. The PDF is assembled in your browser using built-in File and Canvas APIs. The image bytes are embedded directly into the PDF and downloaded locally — they never leave your device.
- Which formats can I use?
- JPG, PNG and WebP. JPG inputs are embedded directly (no quality loss). PNG and WebP are converted to JPG first — the converter shows you the source file size and the resulting PDF size after the build.
- How big will the PDF be?
- Roughly the same as the source image for JPG inputs (we embed the JPG bytes verbatim). For PNG or WebP sources, expect the PDF to be similar to the JPG you'd get by converting the image with /png-to-jpg or /convert-image — usually substantially smaller than the original PNG.
- Can I combine multiple images?
- Yes — the Merge Images to PDF tool (linked below) lets you drop several images, reorder them, and build a single multi-page PDF.
- Is the PDF searchable?
- No. The PDF contains an image embedded in a page; there is no text layer. If you need a searchable scan, use an OCR tool first.