Images to PDF

Choose photos or scans, put them in order and make one PDF. Your pictures stay on your device.

You can choose several, or drag them onto this box. Files stay on your device and are never uploaded.

      Processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

      How the images to pdf works

      Last updated 10 November 2026

      Applications and forms often ask for a single PDF. If you have photos of the pages, this makes one.

      How it works

      • Choose the images and set the order with Up and Down.
      • Pick a page size. Each image is centred and scaled to fit, keeping its shape.
      • Press Make the PDF and download it.

      Typical uses

      Many applications ask for a single PDF, but what you have is a handful of photos or scans. Making one PDF from them is quick and does not need an app.

      • Photos of signed pages or forms
      • Scans of ID documents, proof of address or payslips
      • Receipts for an expense claim
      • Pages from a school project or a portfolio

      Steps

      Choose the pictures, then put them in the order you want with the Up and Down buttons. Pick a page size. Each picture is centred on its own page and scaled to fit while keeping its shape. Press the button to build the PDF and download it.

      Keeping the file size reasonable

      Photos from a recent phone are big, and a PDF made from ten of them can be too large to email. If the file is too big, shrink the pictures first with the compress tool or the resize tool, then build the PDF again.

      Checking your pages

      • Photograph documents in good light and flat, so the text is readable.
      • Check that every picture is the right way up before you build the PDF.
      • Open the finished file and scroll through it before you send it.
      • The tool does not straighten, crop or brighten pictures.

      Private by design

      The pictures and the PDF stay inside your browser. They are not uploaded, which is important for ID and bank documents.

      Page size and orientation

      Choose A4 for documents that will be printed or emailed in South Africa. Landscape suits wide pictures and portrait suits tall ones. Each picture is placed on its own page and scaled to fit, so a page may have white space around the picture.

      Related tools

      To pull a few pages out of a PDF you already have, use extract PDF pages. To join several PDFs, use the merge tool.

      A quick checklist

      • Pictures are in the right order.
      • Each picture is the right way up.
      • Text in the pictures is readable at normal size.
      • The PDF is small enough for the place you are sending it.

      If the order is wrong

      Use the Up and Down buttons next to each picture to move it. The numbers show the page each picture will land on. You can remove a picture and add it again to put it at the end.

      Keep the originals

      The PDF is a new file. Your photos are not changed, so you can rebuild it with a different order or a different page size at any time.

      Things to watch

      • Photos from a modern phone are large. Resize them first if the PDF must be small.
      • Images are not enhanced or straightened.

      Like every tool on MoneyMzansi, this one runs entirely in your browser. There is no account, no upload and no sign-up. Your files are read and processed on your own device, and nothing is kept once you close the page.

      Questions people ask

      Are my files uploaded?

      No. The file is read and changed inside your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, and nothing is stored once you close the page. You can check by switching off your internet connection after the page loads: the tool still works.

      Which image types work?

      JPG and PNG are used as they are. Other types, such as WebP, are converted first.

      Will the PDF be big?

      JPG images are not recompressed, so the PDF is about as big as the pictures. Shrink big photos first with the image resizer.

      Estimates only. Check the result before you rely on it. Read the full disclaimer.